The Mount Pleasant Board of Education is poised to hire an architect and a contracting company for a possible bond issue vote later this year carrying a price tag of as much as $50 million. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Susan
Read MoreThe Southeast Town Board and the Brewster Village Board of Trustees held a joint public hearing on June 18 in village hall on a proposal for construction of a four-story medical/professional office building located next to the Southeast town highway
Read MoreMount Kisco officials may support consolidation of police services with Westchester County, but residents were divided last week over the prospect. A proposal developed by the county at the request of the village board was outlined last week by Westchester
Read MoreYorktown resident David Goldes entered the frozen confections business when he opened a Rita’s Italian Ice in Elmsford five years ago. Two years later he decided to branch out by opening a new Rita’s in Yorktown. “A friend of a
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board voted unanimously Monday night to hire former New Castle Town Administrator Jerry Faiella as interim village manager as officials search for a permanent replacement for the departing James Palmer. Faiella, 59, an Ossining resident, said
Read MoreRicky Jaisingh has been associated with General Nutrition Centers for many years. He started his career working in the corporate of side of GNC for over 15 years. He started as a sales associate and within a year became an
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Board of Education may vote within the next few weeks to approve a capital projects bond of up to $50 million that could go before the district’s voters this fall. Board of Education President James Grieco said
Read MorePutnam Valley resident Jerry Patterson is not only the owner of Stand Up Motion in Jefferson Valley, he is also its chief paddling officer. Stand Up is a paddleboard company that opened in 2011. It is open daily from June
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board is scheduled to decide Tuesday whether to sue Westchester Medical Center because the hospital is refusing to appear before the town for approval of its expansion project. Supervisor Joan Maybury said Tuesday the town will
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Planning Board last week approved a new exercise facility but fewer patrons will be allowed initially during certain hours because officials maintained there could be parking concerns. The planning board amended the change of use for the
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