A second location in Westchester is housing migrants in a hotel on White Plains’ Central Avenue, County Executive George Latimer and Mayor Tom Roach confirmed Tuesday. Latimer said that 16 rooms were currently being occupied by families totaling 46 people,
Read MoreThe Democratic candidates in the upcoming Mount Kisco mayoral primary both highlighted why they would be best for the post and cited their top priorities during a League of Women Voters forum last week. Thomas Luzio, who received the village
Read MoreEnvironmental advocates and two prime sponsors of legislation that promises to vastly reduce plastic and packaging in the waste stream are pressuring legislative leadership in Albany to bring the measure to a vote. State Sen. Peter Harckham (D-Lewisboro) and Assemblywoman
Read MoreMount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi has no plans to lift the state of emergency in Mount Pleasant despite the fact that no migrants will be housed at the Pleasantville Cottage School. Fulgenzi said last week that he was happy to
Read MoreA full decade is a long time to stick with an ongoing community project to help others. It’s even more impressive if you’re 15 and 18 years old. Ten years ago, sisters Jenna and Rebecca Blum started their lemonade stand
Read MoreNorth Castle’s representative on the county Airport Advisory Board informed the Town Board last week that future residents at the proposed 175-unit project for the MBIA property would likely be significantly impacted by airplane noise. Michael Pollack, who also serves
Read MoreThe Old Mill Singers have changed quite a bit since they were established in 1970. Over the decades, there have been many new members, a new name (originally, they were The Phelps Arts Society) and now a new musical director
Read MoreWestchester County offers a wide range of sports and activities at its parks and other recreational facilities. Now, residents can tack on a new sport to watch or even try to play if they’re so inclined. Last Wednesday, the county
Read MoreFormer Mount Kisco mayor Michael Cindrich is joining forces with two first-time candidates in a campaign for an independent run for the Village Board in November. Cindrich, who spent 14 years as mayor and also previously served as a trustee,
Read MoreEight years ago, Jim Farrell wanted PepsiCo to recognize Memorial Day but also to participate in a meaningful project that honors those who lost their lives defending the nation while also engaging the corporation’s employees. The senior vice president for
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