It is a little bit of country in a major commercial area of Yorktown. Since 1958, The Meadows Farm has offered a wide variety of fruits, vegetables and flowers, with many of the produced items grown in its three farms.
Read MoreThe Carmel town board is slated to vote on a bond to pay for up to $1.1 million in improvements to Sewer District #1 when it meets on Sept. 2. The improvements were discussed at the Aug. 26 town board
Read MoreA proposal to bring a Modell’s to the former Borders site in Mount Kisco sparked some debate at last week’s village planning board meeting between an owner of an independent sporting goods store and another merchant. The roughly 20,000-square-foot space
Read MoreYorktown residents John and Tracey Falcone recently filled a need in Peekskill by opening the city’s only ice cream shop. But the couple is also helping fill the needs of others through their charitable work to help parents and children.
Read MoreLocal movie buffs may soon be losing one of their prime venues if a redevelopment plan comes to fruition. The owner of the All Westchester Saw Mill Multiplex Cinemas in Hawthorne has proposed to tear down the 10-screen theater at
Read MoreA fatal fire, believed to be electrical in nature, claimed the life of an 86-year-old Mount Kisco woman, and according to Mayor Michael Cindrich, put her 93-year-old husband in a coma on Aug. 13. “The last I heard, he was
Read MoreIt is official; there will be a competitive race for a seat on the Mount Pleasant Town Board this fall. The Westchester County Board of Elections recently rejected an effort from a local Republican to petitions signed on behalf of
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board voted unanimously on Aug. 5 to approve an ultraviolet light water purification system and to take $1 million out of the fund balance for road maintenance projects. Nicholas Hyde, project engineer working for the town,
Read MoreDespite the threat of a lawsuit from a resident, the North Castle Town Board voted unanimously on a series of resolutions to begin the process of making repairs and maintenance to the Long Pond Park dam on Aug. 5. Some
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board is scheduled to vote on two measures designed to save thousands of dollars and on a residential zoning moratorium when it meets this week (Aug. 11). At the Aug. 4 work session Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi
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