A 21-year-old Boston College student has thrown his hat into the political ring for the first time and has set his sights on Albany. Zack Couzens, a lifelong Mahopac resident, is running on the Democratic line in an attempt to
Read MoreA former longtime Town of Cortlandt employee and owner of a prominent Peekskill-based landscaping company pled guilty last week for their involvement in an illegal dumping and bribery scheme at a town facility on Arlo Lane. Robert Dyckman, 52, former
Read MoreA Catholic Friar in a White Plains-based order could face up to 20 years behind bars if convicted of charges of wire and mail fraud. On Aug. 17, Pawel Bielecki, 48, a friar with the Province of St. Mary of
Read MoreA public hearing will be held Tues., Sept. 3 for an age-restricted housing project at 800 East Main Street in Jefferson Valley. Proposed on the 35-acre site that once was the home of Contractors Register are 250 luxury, multi-family rental
Read MoreA 53-year-old White Plains man was sentenced last week to 35 years in prison for sexual exploitation of a child and distribution and possession of child sex abuse material. Fred Mastroianni was sentenced Aug. 15 by U.S. District Judge Philip
Read MoreAge-restricted rental apartments with an accompanying wellness center are being proposed on a 21-acre site across from the Argonne Rose Brewery Company (former Seton old stone church) on Route 6 in Mohegan Lake. Representatives of the developer appeared before the
Read MoreThe Carmel Board of Education issued “a Call for Community Collaboration’ last week, a day after another raucous meeting where emotions were at a fever pitch and several residents were ordered to be removed. The Aug. 14 post on the
Read MoreFormer Yorktown Councilman Anthony L. Grasso, a longtime leader in the town’s Republican Committee, died peacefully Aug. 13. He was 96. Grasso served one term on the Town Board from 1985 to 1990, where he was liaison to the Planning
Read MoreThe Greenburgh Nature Center will be celebrating its 50th anniversary next year, but supporters of the non-profit educational organization maintain its future is uncertain. The Nature Center, which attracts more than 90,000 visitors annually to its 33-acre preserve, has been
Read MoreU.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer visited Garrison last week to announce he had secured $1.5 million in federal funding to complete the expansion of a new open-air amphitheater overlooking the Hudson River for the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival (HVSF).
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