The Carmel Town Board has approved a plan to install two new security cameras and replace the floor in the meeting/courtroom in town hall. Justice Court Clerk Pat Genna told the town board on May 28 that most of the
Read MoreMohegan Lake resident Alex Arrieta has shopped with his family at the Jefferson Valley Mall in Shrub Oak for years. “Every time we came to the mall we realized that there weren’t a lot of food options we thought were
Read MoreThere is more that parents can do to guard their children from using alcohol and drugs. That was the central message at the Mount Kisco Partners in Prevention first parent support group meeting held last Thursday evening. Partners in Prevention
Read MoreActing on the recommendations of Chief Michael Cazzari, the Carmel Town Board unanimously made two police promotions permanent on May 21. Michael Nagel was appointed as detective sergeant and Stephen Kunze was appointed as a detective. Following the meeting, Supervisor
Read MoreTwo Rose Hill Shopping Center storeowners expressed concern last week about a new mall planned for Thornwood that could make an already challenging business environment more difficult. Michael DiNardo, owner of Silvio’s Restaurant & Pizzeria, and Artuso & Sons Pastry
Read MoreAbout 80 local veterans, public officials and residents kicked off the Memorial Day weekend Friday afternoon with a ceremony at the Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla to honor those who sacrificed their lives serving in the nation’s military. Veterans raised a
Read MoreO’Grady’s Public House in Yorktown may have opened earlier this year, but its roots go back to the early 20th Century. The Irish-themed restaurant is dedicated to Catherine O’Grady, who came to the United States from Ireland in 1908. As
Read MoreIn one of the few contested board of education races in the area, two Mount Pleasant School District incumbents were re-elected Tuesday night and the proposed $55.75 million 2014-15 budget was approved. Trustee Laurie Donato received 652 votes and board
Read MoreGun safety advocates must change their strategy to reach their legislative goals by convincing a wider portion of the population that children are in danger because of the unsafe storage and use of firearms. That was part of the message
Read MoreIt has been a family tradition for generations and is still going strong. Garrison residents Casarra and Jonathan Cover are the current owners of Henry B. Whitaker Inc. garage door business, which was opened by her grandfather in 1949 in
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