An injustice to a dedicated retired Westchester County parkway police officer was made right last week in Mount Kisco. A police shield was awarded to John Hvisch by Michael Cindrich, son of the Mount Kisco mayor. The elder Cindrich said
Read MorePutnam Valley resident Adil Mustafaraj never initially intended to make restaurant owning his career, but for the past four years he has owned Nonna’s Brick Oven Pizzeria & Restaurant in Yorktown. He also owns Pronto Pizzeria and Restaurant in Croton.
Read MoreThe Putnam County Legislature has revised its 2014 budget plan to meet the state-mandated property tax cap. The full legislature voted unanimously on Oct. 17 to reduce the proposed property tax levy increase from its previous 1.95 percent to 1.66
Read MoreA growing rift between the Mount Pleasant School District and the town has put the future of a recreational adult men’s basketball program in jeopardy after 40 years of operation. Calling cancellation “a strong possibility,” Supervisor Joan Maybury said the
Read MoreDespite concerns from members that there was no company that had agreed to move into the proposed supermarket building, the Somers Town Board voted unanimously to accept the scoping document submitted by the developer of the Somers Crossing project. As
Read MoreA developer is proposing a 53 three-bedroom townhouse development for 16.7 acres on the southern portion of Route 6 in Somers that would include eight affordable homes and eight affordable apartments. The project, which is being proposed by The Kearney Realty
Read MoreBriarcliff residents Lauren Golden and Dr. Andrew Golden opened Golden Vision on Downing Drive in Yorktown about two months ago after completion of a major renovation of their space. “It was pretty much an empty shell when we got here,”
Read MoreThe Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester will sell a portion of its property to the Village of Mount Kisco for $600,000 to use for recreation and keep as open space. The village board unanimously approved the purchase of
Read MoreCarmel Supervisor Kenneth Schmitt has released his proposed 2014 budget, which would increase property taxes well above the state tax cap of 1.66 percent. At the Oct. 2 town board meeting, Schmitt proposed at $24.95 million general and highway spending
Read MoreCroton resident Janeen Violante recalled, “I was always the artist in the class.” Violante, whose late father Walter Geary was a photo engraver, has been using her artistic skills for decades professionally ever since. “I decided to go into graphics,”
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