About two years ago, Michael Pasqualini passed by the property at 6 Saw Mill River Rd. in Hawthorne and thought the site of the old Gasho of Japan restaurant would be an ideal location for his growing catering ventures. He
Read MoreOne of North Castle’s most beloved public figures was fittingly honored on Saturday for a lifetime of service and devotion to her community. Town officials unveiled a plaque at the gazebo at Wampus Brook Park in Armonk before last weekend’s
Read MoreMotorists who travel along Preston Way in Mount Kisco will have to prepare for a major detour next year when the bridge over the Metro-North train tracks will be replaced forcing closure of that street. Funding for the work is
Read MoreWestchester County is offering a program that provides life-saving emergency preparedness training to people with visual impairments. On Monday, the county Department of Emergency Services (DES) presented a new video highlighting the Stop the Bleed pilot program, which in addition
Read MoreToll Brothers proposed 162-unit age-restricted townhouse plan for the Legionaries property off Columbus Avenue in Thornwood received mixed reviews from Mount Pleasant residents last week during the resumption of the public hearing. About 20 speakers aired questions and comments about
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board recently postponed taking a vote on a resolution to exclude battery energy storage systems (BESS) from being considered a public utility until officials could clarify certain points of the proposed law. At the board’s last
Read MoreYou don’t have to be a child to enjoy a day at the circus, and for about a week-and-a-half, circus lovers of all ages in Westchester and Putnam counties will have an opportunity to have that experience. FL!P Circus is
Read MoreA Chappaqua property owner is standing trial in New Castle Town Court after being accused of removing as many as 560 trees from their land without proper permits along with engaging in other prohibited activity. Testimony in the trial of
Read MoreHarris Decker’s mother, Sharon, was driven to succeed in the eyeglass business. Someone who had worn glasses since childhood at a time when the choices were limited and largely unappealing, she decided 40 years ago to move from Queens to
Read MoreA major residential project proposed in Greenwich, Conn. pressed up against the state line continues to be monitored by North Castle officials who are concerned that traffic, parking and emergency services could be negatively affected. While developer Tishman Speyer has
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