One of North Castle’s major development proposals advanced last week after the applicant and Town Board came to terms on a Community Benefits Agreement and a covenant ensuring a certain percentage of units would contain first-floor primary bedrooms. During a
Read MoreElectric vehicles may be the wave of the future, but there still seems to be a sizeable portion of the population that’s a bit skittish about charging and costs. Last Saturday, the New Castle Sustainability Advisory Board in collaboration with
Read MoreThousands of people descended on Wampus Brook Park last weekend for the Armonk Lions Club’s 47th annual Fol-de-Rol, an early June fixture on the community’s calendar for decades. Many of the attendees who enjoyed the food, rides, games, vendors and
Read MoreThe Chappaqua School District will add two full-time school resource officers (SROs) next academic year after a wide cross section of parents pleaded with school officials to consider that option to help bolster on-campus security. One of the new officer’s
Read MoreNew York City is suing Putnam County and 30 other counties across the state for emergency declarations that have prevented the city from relocating asylum seekers to many locations outside the five boroughs. The litigation, filed in state Supreme Court
Read MoreIt seemed everyone who came into contact with Jonathan Lieb loved to be around him, the source of positive energy and optimism. Wherever he might be in and around his home community of Pleasantville, and anywhere else for that matter,
Read MoreA 36-year-old man was found dead in the woods in Mount Kisco Friday afternoon in an area behind a property located on Lexington Avenue, Westchester County police said. The man had been sleeping in the woods before a friend went
Read MoreA wildfire expert compared smoke pouring into the New York metro area and much of the Northeast from the Canadian forest fires to the worst conditions experienced in recent years in California. Alistair Hayden, an assistant professor in the Department
Read MoreThe state Division of Human Rights found no wrongdoing by the Westchester County Board of Elections stemming from an Armonk woman’s claim that she was denied an election inspector post because of her physical condition. However, Geri Mariano, who filed
Read MoreIn 2027, school districts across the state will be forced to buy electric buses to transport their students, and lack of resources or infrastructure may impede some from complying with state law. Horace Greeley High School junior Darian Paez is
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