With trees and flowers blooming, there’s no doubt that spring is well underway. In some communities, that means the return of local farmers markets. The Mount Kisco Farmers Market is a month away from coming back for its second full
Read MoreNorth Castle officials and the principal of the Summit Club were at odds last week over whether a conservation easement is needed for the 130-acre golf course despite a deed restriction prohibiting further development. The town’s Open Space Committee has
Read MoreThere’s a lot at stake next Tuesday for the leaders of New Castle Fire District No. 1. The Board of Fire Commissioners is turning to the district’s voters, asking that they authorize borrowing of up to $15.2 million to expand
Read MoreVoters in the Bedford and Chappaqua school districts will have a choice of four Board of Education candidates for two open seats as incumbents in both communities have decided against running for re-election. Meanwhile, three neighboring districts – Pleasantville, Byram
Read MoreAn applicant hoping to develop 175 units of multifamily housing on the former MBIA property in Armonk will have to demonstrate it can protect New York City’s drinking water supply before receiving a requested zoning change. Representatives for the developer
Read MoreDr. Aliza Erber may have been too young to remember the Holocaust, but she was a victim along with millions of others whose lives and families were decimated by the Nazis. Erber, a rabbi and a podiatrist, was born in
Read MoreThere are always reasons to delay spending money, especially when the price tag is significant and there are competing needs. But there is no price that can be put on safety, in this case the well-being of New Castle Fire
Read MoreA bill to equip school buses throughout Westchester County with stop arm cameras has been introduced to the Board of Legislators, which would enable fines to be levied against motorists caught on video passing stopped busess. County Executive George Latimer
Read MoreThe Town of Mount Pleasant is exploring the potential of entering into a public-private partnership to build a roughly 20-unit apartment building for seniors on a small piece of land behind the community center in Valhalla. Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi said
Read MoreErin and Jason Cohen had looked for years to find a way they could offer young athletes a year-round facility to train and be properly coached. The parents of three active boys, a 14-year-old and 12-year-old twins who play and
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