For the first time since 1994 the Somers Comprehensive Plan has been updated. The town board voted unanimously to approve the revised document on February 11 after the board closed the adjourned public hearing, during which no residents commented. Frank
Read MoreThe Town of Mount Pleasant is being sued by New York City for hiring a recent graduate of the city’s police academy without proper reimbursement for the cost of his training. Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi said he learned of the suit on
Read MoreNavigating through the steps of buying your first home can be intimidating. Cortlandt resident Irene Amato has been working for years to help. “Getting a home is one of the largest investments in a lifetime,” Amato said last week. Amato
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board voted to extend its residential zoning moratorium until summer but may end some of the restrictions after this Tuesday’s public hearing. The board voted unanimously on Jan. 26 to extend the original six-month prohibition until
Read MoreSan Bernardino, CA., Colorado Spring, CO., Roseburg, OR., Chattanooga, TN. all have one dreadful common thread. What links these communities is that they are sites of recent American mass shootings that claimed the lives of at least three people
Read MoreMount Kisco Sports has been a fixture in the village since it opened on South Moger Avenue in 1997. While soaring rents may have forced owner Rob Bernstein to recently move to another downtown storefront on East Main Street, Bernstein
Read MoreCounty Executive Rob Astorino and state Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) unveiled 12 new drop boxes throughout Westchester on Wednesday that will allow the public to properly dispose of unused prescription drugs. The $8,000 state grant obtained by Murphy will pay
Read MorePeekskill resident Scott Sailor recalled last week he has been collecting books for three decades. His passion translated into a business as he opened Bruised Apple Books and Music on Central Avenue in Peekskill in 1993, which offers used and
Read MoreA study of Mount Pleasant School District facilities released last week highlighted a series of infrastructure projects that should be completed, but district officials must figure out how to pay for the improvements if work is pursued. The Building Condition
Read MoreHopewell Junction resident Dr. Faisal Ashraf is helping to provide an alternative to a hospital emergency room for individuals who have a minor illness or injury through his family-owned business. Pulse-MD Urgent Care opened its original location in Wappinger Falls
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