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By Athan Halo From “Tom and Jerry” to “Despicable Me 4,” cartoons are everywhere. They’re enjoyed by kids (and grown-ups), and the results are clear – in 2023, “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” grossed $1.36 billion, and recently, “Inside Out
Read MoreAn agreement has been worked out between the Armonk Fire Department and The Bristal assisted living facility that will relieve the volunteer emergency service of responding to most non-emergency calls at the site. The North Castle Planning Board approved the
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board approved invoices totaling more than $400,000 last week for legal counsel that is defending the municipality in the voting rights case where the plaintiffs charge the system is racially polarized. For the months of April
Read MoreA 39-year-old Louisiana man was killed last Thursday in a three-vehicle accident on Route 22 in North Castle. Police identified the victim as Brandon Plunkett, who was operating a motorcycle, on northbound Route 22 between Old Orchard Street and Route
Read MoreThe Village of Mount Kisco approved a new amendment to the village code designed to protect Leonard Park and Flewellyn Park from alienation, which enables a municipality to sell the land for non-recreational purposes. Mayor Michael Cindrich said during the
Read MoreAbout two years ago, Michael Pasqualini passed by the property at 6 Saw Mill River Rd. in Hawthorne and thought the site of the old Gasho of Japan restaurant would be an ideal location for his growing catering ventures. He
Read MoreOne of North Castle’s most beloved public figures was fittingly honored on Saturday for a lifetime of service and devotion to her community. Town officials unveiled a plaque at the gazebo at Wampus Brook Park in Armonk before last weekend’s
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Village Board voted unanimously last week to award the bid to start the $6 million pool refurbishment project shortly after Labor Day. The vote, which was taken at the Aug.12 board meeting, accepted the bid from Heuer & Company
Read MoreLast Thursday was the second day of testimony in the case against Chappaqua property owners accused of removing as many as 560 trees from their property. The Town of New Castle has accused Dr. Yossi Haroush, a veterinarian, and his
Read MoreThe Village of Mount Kisco last week voted to approve a six-month moratorium on any battery energy storage systems (“BESS”) application. The unanimous vote by the Village Board followed a brief public hearing on the potential impact of battery storage
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