For Rick Megna, owning a seafood restaurant in Mahopac the past 12 years has proven to be a worthwhile venture. Now the restaurant owner is looking to give steak a try, too. Last Thursday, Megna held the grand opening for
Read MoreConcerns about security and student conduct at Pace’s Pleasantville campus surfaced during the resumption of a public hearing last week on the university’s proposed consolidation plan. At the May 20 session, Mount Pleasant Planning Board members urged Pace representatives to
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board delayed declaring itself lead agency last week for a proposed development on the 97-acre Legionaries of Christ property until it has a chance to review the matter with the town attorney. David Steinmetz, an attorney
Read MoreA shakeup to the all-Republican Mount Pleasant Town Board appears likely, even if the Democrats fail to run a slate of candidates this year. The Mount Pleasant Republican Committee last week opted against nominating longtime Councilman Thomas Sialiano for re-election,
Read MoreThe Mancini family is well known in Somers for their success in the real estate field. One member of the family, Ricky Mancini, is trying to make a name for himself, but in a different business. Mancini has owned and
Read MoreTHE GYM of Armonk recently launched a serious new yoga program, featuring a comprehensive schedule of six different classes to accommodate all levels of experience. The ultimate compliment to strength, cardio and conditioning work, tG² Yoga – “yoga to the
Read MoreA few years ago, nearly no one heard of the CrossFit exercise program, but today, it is so popular that CrossFit competitions are held internationally and the championships draw thousands of spectators and broadcast nationally. A Somers resident, Stephen McNamara
Read MoreNew Castle Planning Board members last week voiced deep concerns related to traffic and safety near the site of the proposed Chappaqua Crossing retail project, including worries about the development attracting Horace Greeley High School students. Board members posed several questions
Read MoreMount Kisco officials plan to create a policy to eliminate old unpaid parking tickets from the municipality’s records in response to a recent audit by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. The report released to the public this week by the comptroller’s office
Read MoreJazz greats like Anita O’Day and The Dorsey Brothers made their mark in another era but their music lives on. Starting this week, their careers and their music will be celebrated through performance, films and discussion during the next month
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