Four developers are competing to provide affordable housing on a town-owned parcel in Greenburgh. Proposals for the WestHELP property were discussed during the April 9 town board work session. The town-owned property is located at One WestHELP Drive. New York
Read MoreIn an effort to increase the public’s participation in campaigns and decrease the influence of special interest groups and wealthy donors, a panel of local state legislators and political activitists proposed overhauling the state campaign finance system during a forum
Read MoreEnergy conservation not only can help protect the environment, is can also result in big savings for individuals, businesses and governments, a group of about 20 residents were told at the Mahopac Public Library on April 8. Energy conservation was
Read MoreIt’s only one year old, but the Westchester County Household Materials Recovery Facility in Valhalla has made a major impact toward protecting the environment. The H-MRF has already collected over 325,000 pounds of household materials, including hazardous and toxic items,
Read MoreThey chanted. They danced. They cheered. They sang. They played musical instruments. However the several hundred residents from Westchester and Putnam counties expressed themselves in downtown White Plains on April 10 they had one clear message: an overhaul of the
Read MoreDr. Charles Marino decided to become a chiropractor when he was in college because he witnessed the positive effects of the medical discipline personally. “I got hurt playing football and a chiropractor helped me a lot,” Marino, who sustained a
Read MoreA proposal by Pace University to consolidate its Pleasantville and Briarcliff campuses continues to advance as the Mount Pleasant Planning Board unanimously agreed last week to schedule a public hearing. The board, which discussed the first of the project’s multiple phases
Read MoreYou could say Vincent Moscatello was, in a sense, born with chlorinated water in his veins. Moscatello, who lives in Wallkill, began tagging along with his father, also named Vincent, when he was only four to work on residential swimming
Read MoreRising pension costs and lower property values are the key factors behind a proposed 3.5 percent tax rate hike in Mount Kisco’s $20.4 million 2013-14 general fund budget, Village Manager James Palmer said this week. Palmer has proposed a $393,592
Read MoreThe role of Jews in the performing arts worldwide will be a key focus of the popular Westchester Jewish Film Festival, which opens this week at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville. The festival, which runs from April 3-25,
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