It has been a popular dessert destination in Somers since 1953. King Kone, with its symbol of a smiling soft serve cone with sprinkles, has been serving frozen and savory treats for generations and it is still going strong. Continuing
Read MoreWhile the debate over police consolidation continued during the May 4 Mount Kisco Village Board of Trustees meeting, the village attorney said there is no basis for a referendum on the contentious issue. During the meeting, resident Kim Terlizzi presented
Read MorePutnam Valley resident John Moljo, a graduate of Putnam Valley High School, has been doing athletic training and providing training classes in the local area for many years. Most of his clients live locally, in Putnam Valley and surrounding towns
Read MoreYorktown resident Bill Ulutas has a message for local residents – Grandma’s restaurant is alive and well, it has just undergone some changes. The lunch and dinner menus are now dominated by Italian specialties, with wood fried pizza being the
Read MoreTwo Mount Pleasant School District principals have announced they are retiring at the end of the current academic year. Stepping down from their posts will be Hawthorne Elementary School Principal Jerry Schulman and Westlake Middle School Principal Dr. Robert Hendrickson
Read MoreYorktown resident Jennifer Park said promotional advertising by distribution of various items “is extremely helpful” Some promotional items provided to the public include refrigerator magnets. “You’re going to see that every single time you open up that refrigerator door,” Parker
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera – A few years ago, I wrote a piece about litter and how it relates to the real estate industry. I was inspired because I had just been asked to cancel a showing appointment when a couple had
Read MoreAfter more than three years of negotiations, the Mount Kisco Village Board unanimously approved consolidating its police force with the Westchester County Department of Public Safety Monday night but not before criticism from several residents. The intermunicipal agreement still requires
Read MoreThe Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester in Mount Kisco has found its new leader from within the organization. Chappaqua resident Alyzza Ozer, who came aboard as the Boys & Girls Club’s chief development officer last October, was recently appointed
Read MoreThe Town of Somers is eligible for federal Community Development Block Grants, Westchester County Board of Legislators Chairman Michael Kaplowitz (D-Somers) told the town board last week. The federal grants were not provided to municipalities in Westchester for the past
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