ShopRite is targeting an Oct. 26 opening for its new Mount Kisco store, but the village’s Planning Board expressed skepticism last week that the applicant will be able to comply with all conditions by that date. Representatives for the supermarket
Read MoreA little more than an hour into last Saturday’s Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival, author Diane deGroat ran out of her Halloween-themed book and only had a copy or two left of her Thanksgiving story. It wasn’t only the seasonal nature
Read MoreA wide range of high-profile Democrats rallied last weekend in support of New York’s Equal Rights Amendment, arguing that the proposition on next month’s ballot would protect a larger swath of the population. Proposition 1 would extend protections in the
Read MoreOne of the most talked about children’s book festivals in the United States comes back for its 11th year this Saturday. The Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival at the Chappaqua train station draws families from throughout the tristate area and children’s
Read MoreArt lovers in the area and beyond have reason to come to Armonk this weekend for one of the top shows anywhere. The nationally acclaimed Armonk Outdoor Art Show returns for the 62nd show on Saturday and Sunday at Community
Read MoreThis Sunday Mount Pleasant will be hosting its 10th Annual Wildcats Spirit Day at Westlake High School, where more than 400 youth football players in grades 1-6 will be participating, all for an outstanding cause. Since it started in 2014, Spirit Day
Read MoreA fundraising effort that was launched with humble beginnings 20 years ago, has become one of the most important events of the year for dozens of families with children in and around Mount Kisco. The Mount Kisco Child Care Center
Read MoreMount Pleasant became the latest municipality to approve a six-month moratorium earlier this month that would temporarily halt the development of new battery energy storage systems (BESS) while officials hope to get effective regulations in place. Residents who spoke at
Read MoreIt’s good that Vivian Utko has long considered herself a bit of a daredevil. The 86-year-old former amateur pilot and retired musician and music teacher was scheduled in early August to have the leadless dual chamber pacemaker implanted in her
Read MoreRev. Martha Jacobs took a leap of faith 11 years ago to take the role as senior minister of First Congregational Church (FCC) in Chappaqua, the first time she would lead a congregation. More than a decade later, hundreds, if
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