North Salem resident Christina Lassen had been taking her children for gymnastics instruction at the gym located on Route 22 in Brewster, but the facility was slowly going downhill, she recalled last week. “The place, sadly, had its own issues,”
Read MoreOn June 6, Karen de Koff had to pause on occasion during an interview with a local newspaper reporter. She had a good reason. She and her staff at the Primadonna Salon were busy styling the hair of Somers High
Read MoreMount Kisco property owners’ tax bills may have been lost in the mail but that won’t excuse anyone from paying their taxes on time. The deadline will remain July 1 even though the post office distribution center in White Plains
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board last week praised a revised Medical Science Village proposed for Valhalla that eliminates the residential component and scales back the intensity of retail for the 80-acre site. Developer John Fareri unveiled his latest plan before
Read MoreMembers of the League of Women Voters of Somers and the head of the town’s Affordable Housing Board last week blasted the Somers Town Board for not approving a zoning change to allow for the potential approval of a major
Read MoreNearly six months after the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy, a panel of educators, students and community members discussed and sometimes debated strategies Saturday afternoon to make schools safer. The roughly 70-minute discussion held at the Westlake Middle School/High School
Read MoreYou may be familiar with John Schneider from his many years portraying Bo Duke on the popular television series “The Dukes of Hazard” or from his 100 appearances on “Smallville.” Or maybe you know him as a country music singer
Read MoreA revised plan for a 129-unit senior housing proposal that causes far less disturbance on an environmentally sensitive hillside received compliments last week from the Mount Kisco Planning Board. The project, The Hearth at Mount Kisco, is proposed for a
Read MoreConstruction work on the Somers Town House parking lot will take place from June 3 through 28. During construction the lot will be closed for both residents and town employees. Employees will park across the street in the top lot
Read MorePutnamValley resident Michael Adamovich opened Tea Temptations, his first business, on September 1, 2012 Adamovich is a retired New York State court officer who served for nearly 33 years and was in the active military reserve for 24 years. Why
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