A proposal for a four-story, 142-unit senior housing complex that would be located at 2 Morgan Drive was unveiled at the Aug. 8 Mount Kisco Planning Board meeting. Vancouver, WA-based Hawthorn Retirement Group’s conceptual site plan calls for the construction
Read MoreThere are many ways for carpenters to use their break periods on the job. Mount Kisco resident Andre Ferrara used his breaks to create and pen drawings of buildings in New York City, including ones he helped to create. An
Read MoreIBM is seeking North Castle Planning Board approval to add 442 additional parking spaces to its 1 North Castle Drive lot. Representatives of the company told the board on July 31 the additional spaces were needed because more employees have
Read MoreConcerned about potential water pollution, the Sierra Club has filed an Article 78 lawsuit against the Town of North Castle and its town and planning boards in state Supreme Court in White Plains over approvals for the proposal to construct
Read MoreA dispute broke out last week between Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi and Councilman Denis McCarthy over the handling of the broadcast of the July 11 town board meeting. McCarthy said last week, “the public process is again being compromised
Read MoreUndaunted by a recent legislative defeat, Congresswoman Nita Lowey (D-Harrison) said she wanted several steps to be taken to discourage young people from using electronic cigarettes. At her office in White Plains on Wednesday, Lowey conduced a roundtable discussion featuring
Read MoreNewtown, CT resident Jeff van’t Slot and Charles Costa of Lagrangeville, NY never owned a business together and both come from different occupational fields. But for years they enjoyed cooking together on weekends and decided to open Cheff’s Italian Deli
Read MoreTwo candidates familiar with Mount Kisco’s business community announced last week they have formed a ticket to challenge longtime incumbent Mayor Michael Cindrich and compete for a trustee’s seat this fall on an independent line. Gina Picinich, who has served
Read MoreTheater has been an important part of the life of Croton resident Barry Liebman for decades. He has acted and directed many plays and enjoys attending Broadway shows. “I had a passion for it my whole life,” Liebman recalled last
Read MoreScarsdale resident Tim Demaj had a simple explanation last week as to why he and his partners decided to open 202 Steakhouse in Yorktown about 14 months ago. “I thought the community around here could use a nice steakhouse,” Demaj
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