It’s good that Vivian Utko has long considered herself a bit of a daredevil. The 86-year-old former amateur pilot and retired musician and music teacher was scheduled in early August to have the leadless dual chamber pacemaker implanted in her
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Rev. Martha Jacobs took a leap of faith 11 years ago to take the role as senior minister of First Congregational Church (FCC) in Chappaqua, the first time she would lead a congregation. More than a decade later, hundreds, if
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A local nonprofit theater group received a $500,000 state grant that will defray some of the expense of building the organization’s new 144-seat theater. Arc Stages in Pleasantville is the beneficiary of the grant secured by Senate Majority Leader Andrea
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Most people are aware that the names General Benedict Arnold and Major John Andre are synonymous with traitors. But there are perhaps many residents who may not know that their treasonous exploits played out largely in the lower Hudson Valley,
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A candidates’ forum that was to be moderated by the League of Women Voters between 17th District Congressman Mike Lawler (R-Pearl River) and Democratic challenger Mondaire Jones has been canceled, the organization announced last week. A statement was released by
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There is seemingly nothing that will deter Joseph Bronzino from volunteering for the Mount Kisco Fire Department. Bronzino has responded to innumerable calls, all to serve the community and the department and its firefighters. On Sunday, he was honored for
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More turbulence hit the Mount Kisco Democratic Committee last week as longtime village Trustee Karen Schleimer resigned from the committee after her appeal to members to focus more on local issues was not addressed. Schleimer said before she accepted the
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board retained a Westchester architectural firm last week to conduct a feasibility study that would explore site and facility planning for a new town highway garage. Arconics Architecture of Rye Brook will be brought on board
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Daniel J. Raftery was chief of the Greenville Fire District in Greenburgh when his department got the call on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, to respond to the World Trade Center. Despite arriving before the collapse of the first
Read MoreMount Kisco officials are encouraging the public to participate in its transportation survey to allow the village and its consultant to study traffic, pedestrian and bicycle safety on its streets. The Mount Kisco Complete Streets Community Transportation Safety Survey was
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