An eleventh hour agreement between Mount Pleasant School District officials and the teachers union has preserved the introduction of block scheduling at Westlake High School when the new academic year begins next Monday. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Susan Guiney initially said
Read MoreMount Kisco Planning Board members were outraged last week when they learned that the developer of a proposed 129-unit senior housing facility is seeking a Payment in Lieu of Taxes initiative. Village Attorney Whitney Singleton announced at the board’s Aug.
Read MoreThe burger has a special place in the hearts and stomachs of Americans, but why? Somers resident Justin Tesone thinks he knows the reasons for the sandwich’s status as an American staple. He owns The Burger Barn, which opened in
Read MoreDisappointed that it has not taken place despite years of promises, Putnam Valley residents and public officials met on Aug. 14 to discuss plans for an overpass over the intersection of Pudding Street and the Taconic State Parkway. The meeting
Read MoreMount Kisco officials expressed support last week for a chamber of commerce proposal to place decorative banners throughout Mount Kisco to promote the village. Chamber of Commerce President Kevin Kane and Executive Director Caroline Loeb appeared before the village board
Read MoreWhen the Seahorse Sea Shack opened on Aug. 2 at 11 a.m., it did so with little fanfare and without a ribbon-cutting ceremony that has become customary in Pleasantville. Owner Phil McGrath insisted that the new seafood eatery open with
Read MoreMount Pleasant officials have entered negotiations to obtain water from Sleepy Hollow if the village is allowed to construct a second reservoir in the Rockefeller State Park Preserve. The village needs a special permit from Mount Pleasant in order to
Read MoreThough a state Supreme Court judge did not rule in his favor, Anthony Futia said is not ready to concede that two Democratic North Castle Town Board candidates should stay on the ballot. State Supreme Court Judge Robert DiBella recently
Read MoreAn Armonk nursery cleared its latest hurdle in hopes of expanding its café on its premises. The North Castle Planning Board reaffirmed a negative declaration for the Mariani Garden Center, determining that the changes on its property would not have
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board is set to approve an application with the state comptroller’s office when it meets on Aug. 13 that would be the next step in the process of creating a new sewer district in the northern
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