The Mount Kisco Conservation Advisory Council (CAC) urged village officials to pursue a reusable bag initiative that would significantly reduce single-use plastic and paper shopping bags that harm the environment. Council member Alan Antin appealed to the village board for
Read MoreSince 2013, Martial Arts Unlimited in Yorktown has provided more than just martial arts training. It has also been providing guidance in positive life skills. Martial Arts Unlimited is an independent business that is co-owned by Davin Sessa of Mahopac
Read MoreIn what may have been the most surprising result Tuesday night, seven-term Mount Kisco Mayor Michael Cindrich was defeated by first-time candidate Gina Picinich. Picinich, running on the independent 4MK line, won by about 100 votes despite Cindrich appearing on
Read MoreMahopac resident Christine Sinclair said she has a specific reason for naming her Brewster-based dog day care and boarding business Lucky Dogs NY. The business had operated out of Somers for four years when it was known as A Bark
Read MoreFor the first time in recent memory, there is a competitive race for Mount Kisco mayor. Gina Picinich, running on the independent 4MK line, is on a leave of absence as a co-executive director of the Mount Kisco Chamber of
Read MoreFor the first time in more than a decade longtime Mount Kisco Mayor Michael Cindrich has a race on his hands. Cindrich, who is on five ballot lines including the Democratic and Republican Party columns, is running against first-time candidate
Read MoreFor the first time since 2010, Mount Kisco residents will have a contested trustee election for the Mount Kisco Village Board. Democrats Anthony Markus and Peter Grunthal will look to fend off a challenge from Isidora (Isi) Albanese, who is
Read MoreMount Pleasant residents came out in force last week to condemn proposals presented by Town Engineer David Smyth to close the Commerce Street and Cleveland Street grade crossings in Valhalla. Town officials were joined at the Oct. 24 meeting by
Read MoreCortlandt resident Bob Miller has for many years owned business related to cars and other vehicles. Prior to opening his current business, Milrent in Cortlandt, in 1982, Miller owned gas stations in northern Westchester and a Subaru dealership in the
Read MoreMount Kisco officials explained to residents last week why the village has proposed a $10.25 million referendum that would pay for renovations at the volunteer fire department’s three firehouses. The proposition, which will be on the ballot on Nov. 7,
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