North Castle’s new supervisor vowed last week that the 40-foot-wide eagle, the unofficial symbol of the town, will soon be restored to its longtime perch overlooking routes 22 and 128 once new poles and lights have been installed. Supervisor Joseph
Read MoreChappaqua school officials would consider exceeding the 2 percent tax cap for the 2024-25 budget if the community voices support for critical positions that many parents urged to include last year. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Christine Ackerman and the Board
Read MoreTwo New Jersey men were arrested last Saturday for detonating a homemade explosive device in the driveway of a Bedford house of someone with whom they were having a business dispute. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of
Read MoreTwo recent incidents within a few days at Mount Kisco Elementary School (MKES) have Bedford school officials making security enhancements as worried parents last week demanded answers about how their children will be protected. On Friday, Jan. 5, it was
Read MoreSeveral local state representatives applauded Gov. Kathy Hochul last week for identifying key areas of focus in her State of the State address but wanted to see more details in how several initiatives will be fulfilled. Hochul’s hour-long wide-ranging speech
Read MoreThree young women trying to forge their way in the film industry have formed a somewhat unlikely partnership result in two newly-created short films being screened locally later this month. Josie Hull, a 19-year-old writer and director from southern California,
Read MorePerhaps your schedule doesn’t allow you to conveniently pick up or drop off your dry cleaning during typical business hours. Or maybe your favorite neighborhood dry cleaner was one of the businesses that didn’t survive the pandemic with so many
Read MoreThe Town of Mount Pleasant is being sued by five town residents who have charged that the town’s at-large voting system for Town Board members creates racially and ethnically polarized elections. A lawsuit was filed Tuesday in state Supreme Court
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board has scheduled interviews with residents interested in serving on the Complete Streets Committee to constitute a task force that will assist the village’s consultant to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists. Interviews with three residents
Read MoreCongressman Mike Lawler (R-Pearl River) has relented on prohibiting the press from his Town Halls with constituents after several media outlets as well as some district residents criticized him for establishing the ban. In an announcement late last Friday, Lawler
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