Banners honoring veterans have become a popular feature in communities throughout the area. Now the Town of New Castle will pay tribute to their residents who have served their country. The town has initiated a military tribute banner program recognizing
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Democratic Committee charged last week that the current town administration has permitted out-of-control development threatening the town environmentally and angering a broad swath of residents. The committee adopted a resolution at its last meeting on Mar. 22
Read MoreWestchester County police took three teenage suspects into custody last Wednesday night on the Taconic State Parkway after the vehicle they were traveling in had been reported stolen in Yonkers a short time earlier. Patrol officers stopped a 2009 Acura
Read MoreDisagreement over Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposed changes to bail reform and the controversial Housing Compact are largely to blame for New York State’s 2024 Fiscal Year budget stalemate having entered a second week. The legislature passed a one-week extender on
Read MoreOpponents of a controversial 31-lot cluster subdivision proposal in an environmentally sensitive area near Pocantico Lake harshly criticized the applicant’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) as defective and failing to offer a viable alternative. More than two dozen speakers lined
Read MoreThe Chappaqua Board of Education approved last Wednesday sending a nearly $138.3 million budget to the voters later this spring but several parents called on district officials to invest in additional school resource officers (SRO). Last week’s meeting, where the
Read MoreKatonah Classic Stage prides itself as a professional theater that uses Broadway talent and other accomplished performers to entertain local audiences by offering productions of the classics. This Saturday night will be a bit different. The stars of the
Read MoreThe developer who pitched a boutique hotel and age-restricted townhouse development in Armonk has revised the project by eliminating the lodging facility and changing the residential plan to feature 88 three-bedroom fee-simple units. Representatives for applicant Maddd Madonna Armonk LLC’s
Read MoreRep. Mike Lawler (R-Pearl River) introduced legislation last Wednesday in the House of Representatives that would make September 11 a federal holiday. The freshman congressman said he was in his first week of high school when the terrorist attacks occurred
Read MoreMotorists and residents who use a portion of Route 120 not far from downtown Chappaqua are likely to find it more difficult to navigate around town for a portion of the summer. The state Department of Transportation (DOT) has scheduled
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