An organization looking to operate a group home in Valhalla for six young adult women with intellectual and developmental disabilities last week refused to allow the town additional time to review the application. Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi said the Town
Read MoreAbout 260 fourth and fifth grade students from the Church Street Elementary School in White Plains received a taste of college life on Jan. 4 by participating in the Court to Classroom event at Pace University in Pleasantville. The Church
Read MoreHow do you like to stay fit? For more than four decades, Club Fit has been providing a wide variety of activities to help local residents stay fit. “As far as offerings, it’s so vast,” Club Fit Marketing Director Jacquie
Read MoreA proposed Valhalla group home for six residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities drew passionate comments from supporters and opponents during an occasionally emotional Mount Pleasant Town Board meeting last Thursday. YAI/Seeing Beyond Disability is proposing to operate the 4,000-square-foot,
Read MoreFor Yonkers resident Shibu Joseph, owning a liquor business is nothing new. For the past 15 years he has been in the business and earlier this month he opened Yorktown Discount Liquors in Mohegan Lake. Joseph said recently he choose
Read MoreA new community event is coming to Mount Kisco next spring that promises to be a foodie’s delight that will benefit Leonard Park at the same time. The Village Board approved a proposal from Superintendent of Recreation Joanne Aquilino last week
Read MoreThe holiday season is a time for Americans to place wreaths all over from homes and businesses to stores and the front of cars. People across the nation had other locations in mind when they place wreaths in cemeteries at
Read MoreBrewster resident Dr. Kyle Innes had his first encounter with chiropractic at the age of 10. It changed his life forever. Innes recalled last week he hurt his lower back playing football when he was a student at Brewster Middle
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board may fight a group home in Valhalla that has been proposed by a New York City-based organization which helps the intellectually and developmentally disabled. Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi said last week the town plans to oppose
Read MoreMontrose resident Ronald Campanaro and his partners have named their new restaurant Crabcake, which is a dish featured on their menu. Campanaro, who is the chef, and his wife, Alyssa, spent some time traveling in the U.S. about 15 years
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