By Bill Primavera Christmas has always been an important holiday to my wife Margaret and me. Never did we think, that after so many years of being ensconced in the same house where year after year we decorated our tree
Read MoreThe county executives of Westchester and Rockland urged Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday to set aside nearly 40 percent of state settlement funds from two banks for construction costs associated with the new Tappan Zee Bridge. Using the construction site
Read MoreThough it has been open for less than one year, EF International Academy already is seeking to expand its high school facilities. Representatives of the boarding school, located on a portion of the former Legion of Christ property off of
Read MoreThe likelihood of the Mount Kisco Police Department and the Westchester County Department of Public Safety consolidating operations was significantly increased this week after the state provided the village with a $340,000 grant. The money, derived through the Local Government
Read MoreThe Thunder Ridge Ski Area in Patterson, which had a chance of closing earlier this fall, is scheduled to reopen for the new ski season this Friday (Dec. 19) afternoon. The fate of the popular resort, which has over 300
Read MoreChristine Sinclair has loved dogs since she was a child and now she has a way to share that passion with the rest of the local area. A Bark Above was opened in Somers in June 2013 by co-owners Sinclair
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Planning Board was receptive to a proposal from Open Door Family Medical Center last week for a second location in the village, although some members had doubts about the off-street employee parking arrangement. Open Door, which operates
Read MoreOne month after the resounding defeat of a $55,855,000 capital projects bond, the Mount Pleasant Board of Education is considering a new multi-proposition proposal that could go to voters early next year. Board of Education President James Grieco and Superintendent
Read MoreIf you are the owner of a small or mid-sized business and need services such as employee recruitment and terminations or want to know how to deal with new government regulations but do not want to hire a full-time human
Read MoreThe Somers Town Board is moving forward with the initial phases of plans to install new sidewalks. The board is scheduled to approve the spending of $5,000 for engineering and landscaping architectural services when it meets on December 11. Following
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