By Michael Gold Riverkeeper launched a new water quality monitoring boat last week that will collect and analyze river samples at 74 locations in the Hudson River and more than 100 locations in its tributaries. The christening took place on
Read MoreBy Anna Carpinelli Legendary singer/songwriter Joan Osborne will be the star attraction at the inaugural Sleepy Hollow Music Festival, scheduled for Saturday, June 8 at Kingsland Point Park. Osborne, an eight-time Grammy nominee and multiplatinum selling recording artist, will perform
Read MoreBureaucratic red tape has put a hold on work to permanently close the Memorial Plaza slip lane in Pleasantville. The closure was scheduled for last week and is part of the Manville Road Corridor Improvement Project that will widen
Read MoreDozens of residents from Somers and Mahopac took to the streets once again Saturday to display their opposition to a proposed lithium battery-powered facility. Motorists who passed by the contingency of protestors in front of Mahopac Library honked their horns
Read MoreThe Chappaqua Board of Education Monday night adopted a reduced budget for the 2024-25 school year to present to voters in two weeks. School administrators cut $1.1 million from the first proposed budget of $141.8 million that was rejected by
Read MoreBy Anna Carpinelli To the tune of “Yankee Doodle” played by the Westchester-based Dixie Dandies, Ed Woodyard, president of the North Castle Historical Society, commenced a ceremony Sunday for the rededication of North Castle’s Eagle Sign. “Welcome to the rededication
Read MoreThis Friday night, sisters Jenna and Rebecca Blum will be hard at work squeezing lemons, prepping for one of the most important days of the year for them. They will wake up bright and early on Saturday, prepared to open
Read MoreThe largest privately-owned fitness club company in the U.S. announced on Thursday that it has acquired both locations of the Saw Mill Club in Mount Kisco, the first facilities it will operate in New York State. The Witchita, Kan.-based Genesis
Read MoreChappaqua school officials intend to present a revised budget to district voters that adheres to the tax cap on June 18 after Tuesday’s stunning lopsided rejection of its $141.8 million spending plan. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Christine Ackerman said Wednesday
Read MoreChappaqua voters emphatically rejected the school district’s $141.8 million over-the-tax-cap budget on Tuesday, the first time in decades the district’s budget failed. With a heavy turnout of more than 3,000 voters, 2,006 residents voted against the spending plan and 1,128
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