Mount Pleasant officials have retained a local engineering firm to analyze how some of the flooding that has plagued areas of town after recent storms can be mitigated in the future. Last week the Town Board reviewed steps with John
Read MoreThe inflation rate may be down from the stratospheric levels of last year and many people have learned how to live and protect themselves from COVID-19 since 2020. What hasn’t improved since then is the demand placed on many of
Read MoreThere is a new push to name the gazebo at Armonk’s Wampus Brook Park in honor of the late North Castle councilwoman Becky Kittredge. Supervisor Michael Schiliro proposed the idea last week a couple of years after the most recent
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board halted consideration for a requested zoning change last week that would have added parking at an Armonk office building after neighboring residents argued their quality of life and properties would suffer. Following more than an
Read MoreHarold Pinter is one of Trent Dawson’s favorite playwrights, so it’s not surprising that as the artistic director of Katonah Classic Stage, he would bring three of the Tony Award winner’s plays to local audiences. Over the next four weeks
Read MoreThe Town of New Castle and Chappaqua School District recently approved the two-year pilot agreement for two new school resource officers (SROs) in district buildings, but disagreements remain on how to keep the expense financially palatable. On Sept. 13, the
Read MoreAn organization that has been slowly changing the lives of children with autism and their families is celebrating seven years this week with a special event at the Bedford Playhouse. BluePath Service Dogs, which trains and provides service dogs to
Read MoreRecord-breaking rain less than 24 hours earlier couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm or limit the turnout for Saturday’s 10th annual Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival. When the festivities began at 10 a.m., crowds of parents and children quickly swelled in the Chappaqua
Read MoreWestchester County Executive George Latimer declared a state of emergency early Friday afternoon after persistent moderate to heavy rain swamped the region overnight and through this morning. Officials advised residents to stay off the roads, if possible, and to expect
Read MoreA young parishioner and his parents at First Congregational Church of Chappaqua was hoping there was something that could be done to help the people of Ukraine suffering through 19 months of war. Their appeal to Rev. Dr. Martha Jacobs,
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