News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
Chappaqua 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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The property at 3 Campus Drive in Pleasantville has been sold to a local real estate investor for $2.75 million. Sale of the 31,000-square-foot mixed-use building was announced last Thursday by Houlihan Lawrence, which did not disclose who the buyer
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By Anna Carpinelli Thirty years ago, after touring Europe and performing in New York City, Angie Angier decided to spend six months in Chappaqua teaching music lessons to save money for law school. She never left. “I started teaching, and I
Read MoreA North Castle police officer shot a man wanted on two outstanding arrest warrants Monday afternoon at the same Armonk home where they were tending to a 78-year-old woman who needed medical assistance. Police said two officers responded along with
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For many school districts, the 2024 budget season was a challenging one, with inflation putting pressure on spending plans constrained by the tax cap and uncertainty over state aid. Despite the hurdles, the Mount Pleasant School District sends its $79.7
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North Castle police arrested three Connecticut men last Friday following a car and foot chase after one of the suspects tried to enter and apparently steal a car that was occupied in the CVS parking lot in Armonk. Charged in
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It’s that time of year when the weather has turned warmer and a variety of farmers markets that had been closed for the winter are back in business. On Sunday, the Mount Kisco Farmers, which is run by WMN unite,
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Two Pleasantville organizations, Arc Stages and Pleasantville Community Television (PCTV), each received $50,000 grants from the New York State Council on the Arts recently to help support their popular programs that benefit the community. The money earmarked for Arc Stages
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Nonprofit organizations would have trouble performing the work they do without the generosity of so many in their communities. Last week, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Armonk gave seven esteemed Westchester nonprofits a heartfelt thanks by presenting donations totaling just
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The developers seeking to transform the former Chase Bank building at 444 Bedford Rd. in Pleasantville into residential units and a retail space presented revised plans last week to the village’s Planning Commission. Property owner Michael Beldotti, his lawyer Jeffrey Gasbarro and
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