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The current North Castle Town Hall. North Castle Town Hall North Castle is considering a new Town Hall by looking at a law firm’s building, but residents have plenty of questions about the costs and what will happen to the

Riverkeeper Alarm In a time of increasing concern over environmental protection, Examiner freelance reporter Larry Epstein explores the White House’s rollback of key policies and the possible impact on local water quality and public health. You need an Examiner membership

Local Gun Club In many communities across the county, local officials grapple with the challenges posed by nearby shooting ranges.  You need an Examiner membership to read this post in full. Click here to support local journalism now. As a

Examiner reporter Abby Luby cooked up some meeting coverage out of Pleasantville from Monday night, with the village addressing pedestrian safety, rising pool fees, and recent ICE activity. Pleasantville’s pedestrian safety efforts highlight a familiar challenge for communities in Westchester

Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins took the oath of office administered by County Court Judge Anne Minihan at the Michaelian Office Building last month as Jenkins’ wife, Deborah Hudson-Jenkins, looked on. Last night he won the special election to fill

Town Hall Martin Wilbur, The Examiner’s founding editor-in-chief, is covering this Wednesday night’s public hearing on North Castle’s potential acquisition of the Boies Schiller Flexner building for a new town hall. You need an Examiner membership to read this post

As fear spreads in Westchester’s immigrant communities over ICE sweeps, many area families are uncertain about their future. Local reporter Larry Epstein spoke with Neighbors Link’s director of legal services to gain a better understanding of the impact and what