A developer of senior housing projects appeared before the Mount Pleasant Town Board last week to float the idea for a 85- to 90-unit assisted living project on Zeiss Drive in Thornwood. The three-story Shelbourne at Mount Pleasant would be
Read MoreEven in a revised form, a resolution expressing support for the protection of undocumented immigrants generated controversy in Somers. Resident Michael Blum came to the June 8 town board meeting with a revised resolution. In April, the town board rejected
Read MoreMount Kisco resident A. Frank Demaio has been a barber for all his professional life. As a youngster, he worked at a barber shop after school. “That’s how I learned my trade,” Demaio recalled last week While Demaio was working
Read MoreState Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) announced that a $500,000 state grant will help New York Medical College in Valhalla become the first Center of Excellence in Precision Responses to Bioterrorism and Disasters in the Hudson Valley. The grant will allow
Read MoreMount Kisco Mayor Michael Cindrich confirmed last week he is seeking re-election for the post he has held for the past 14 years. Cindrich said he looked forward to another term, having helped institute sound fiscal policies, which has allowed
Read MoreThe medical school dean targeted in last summer’s revenge shooting in front of a Chappaqua deli described Wednesday in court how he was shot by the alleged assailant and the circumstances that led to the incident. Dr. Dennis Charney, the
Read MoreYorktown resident Steve Min and his family have owned and operated Edwin’s Deli on Commerce Street in town for more than a decade. Recently, he filled a void left by the departure of Friendly’s located just down the street. The
Read MoreMuch has changed over the years since the Jefferson Valley Mall opened about three decades ago. But one of the businesses that has always been a fixture in the mall is the Plaza Salon. “We are an original store. We
Read MoreThe good times are over in the neighborhood for Applebee’s in Mount Kisco. After operating for 20 years in the free-standing structure at 185 N. Bedford Rd., the casual dining chain shuttered its Mount Kisco location at the close of
Read MoreMore than 100 residents overwhelmingly panned a developer’s proposal last week to buy 17.7 acres of village-owned land on Kisco Avenue and develop a 129-unit senior housing complex. The project’s fate is unclear after village board members expressed differences following
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