Chappaqua school officials found more than $1.1 million in savings and additional revenue to reduce its 2024-25 tax levy but will still need 60 percent approval from voters because the district exceeds the tax cap. The Board of Education last
Read MoreJonathan Vigliotti recalls vividly growing up playing in the woods near his Mount Kisco home. He also remembers when residents in his neighborhood, including his parents, fought a proposed housing development that would have leveled many of those trees. A
Read MoreIt’s taken less than two years for about 17 Horace Greeley High School students to make a significant difference in the lives of veterans and active servicemen and women. Members of the school’s Helping Our Heroes Club recently raised $5,000
Read MoreMount Kisco officials are cooperating with Westchester County police in hopes of finding the culprit who damaged portions of the baseball and softball fields at Leonard Park with a vehicle more than a week ago. Video surveillance cameras in the
Read MoreThe escalating battle between the JCCA and the Town of Mount Pleasant is now being waged in court as the two parties filed litigation against each other during the past two weeks. On Apr. 4, the JCCA filed papers in
Read MoreConcern over the future of the community resource officer and whether the village will continue to fund the Mount Kisco Arts Council dominated discussion at last week’s public hearing on the municipality’s proposed 2024-25 budget. Speakers lined up during the
Read MoreThe North Castle Planning Board granted conditional approval last week to a new farm-to-table American restaurant in downtown Armonk that had been the subject of contentious hearings over the availability of parking. By a 4-1 vote, action by the board
Read MoreMore than two months after Amazon’s opening, the Town of Mount Pleasant and nearby residents are working to adjust to any impacts caused by the more than 150,000-square-foot warehouse and distribution center on Route 9A in Hawthorne. Last Friday, Amazon
Read MoreMount Kisco officials agreed to focus on improved signage throughout the village’s downtown along with other enhancements as part of the Downtown Improvement Grant (DIG) it was awarded last year. The Village Board discussed potential projects to be paid for
Read MoreTraffic safety and disturbance from construction and blasting were residents’ chief concerns for the New York City Department of Environmental Protection’s (DE) 10-year construction project of a new water tunnel in Mount Pleasant. About a dozen speakers raised worries during
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