The Village of Mount Kisco is seeking bids for a water main replacement on North Bedford Road and wants Con Edison to repave the road, which would save the village millions of dollars. Mount Kisco Mayor Gina Picinich said last
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Planning Board is reviewing a proposal for a community solar power area that would be located on a portion of the Oakwood Cemetery at 304 Lexington Ave. The project is proposed by Sunrise Solar Solutions, LLC of
Read MoreEdward Carter, Sr. started his funeral home in Montrose in the 1950’s and his son, Edward Jr., took his place. While the founder and his son are both deceased, the legacy of the founding family is continuing at the Edward
Read MoreThe Katonah Arts Center has proposed moving its operation to a space on Mount Kisco’s Radio Circle hoping to capitalize on a move to a busy village. The center, currently located in Goldens Bridge, appeared before the Mount Kisco Planning
Read MoreLike generations before him, Victor Ramon’s dedication — putting in countless hours to earn the rank of Eagle Scout paid off not only for himself but for his home community of Mount Kisco. Ramon built seven wooden boxes to hold
Read MoreWhen the 91st Academy Awards ceremony is held next February, Emily Ann Hoffman could be one of the filmmakers in line for a world famous golden statuette. The 2011 Fox Lane High School graduate and Bedford resident received the Best
Read MoreCarmel resident Chris Kennedy, director of physical therapy at Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy in Putnam Valley, has had a long career working as a physical therapist in Putnam Valley. Ivy Rehab is where Kennedy has worked for the past three
Read MoreMount Kisco village trustees Jean Farber and Karen Schleimer will be running for re-election this fall. The two Democrats announced their intentions to each seek their third two-year terms last week as the Westchester County Board of Elections accepts petitions
Read MoreCroton resident Robert Szpiczynski explained why his family-business in the village is called by the atypical name of Orangeberry. “We’d been thinking of about something that would reflect frozen yogurt and some fruits and some healthy stuff,” he said. “Combining
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board accepted a letter from the Planning Board last week that supported proposed zoning text changes to allow additional family entertainment facilities at the Diamond Properties complex and on Radio Circle. Diamond Properties has signed a
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