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Art Masker and Terry Smith weren’t going to miss last weekend’s milestone anniversary celebration for Boy Scout Troop 12 in Pleasantville if they could help it. Masker, who traveled from his current home in Tennessee for the weekend, joined the
Read MoreTypically, if a parent is impressed with the care and attention provided at their child’s day care center, they might spread word of their experience on social media or agree to be a reference for other families to contact. Mark
Read MoreDirector-producer-performer Katie Schmidt Feder, formerly executive director of Embark Peekskill and Garrison Art Center, has created “A Moveable Musical Feast” to spread the word and establish an audience for Theatre in the Wood, a new theatrical and culinary production company
Read MoreA Fox Lane High School senior was killed early Tuesday morning and another student was injured when the car they were traveling in crashed on Bedford Road and Edna Street in the Town of Bedford. Dr. Robert Glass, the Bedford
Read MoreA reduction of more than $1 million in spending made a world of difference for the Chappaqua School District. Voters overwhelmingly approved the district’s tax cap-compliant $140.7 million budget for 2024-25 by just over a 4-1 margin (1,234-281) in Tuesday’s
Read MoreWith the first heat wave of the year having descended on the area, North Castle residents who like to cool off at the Town Pool received some good news on Tuesday. The town’s Parks and Recreation Department announced that the
Read MoreWary Mount Pleasant residents expressed uneasiness last week that the density of Toll Brothers’ proposed 162-unit townhome project could create untenable traffic and congestion problems near the site along with potential environmental concerns. There were 16 residents who addressed the Planning
Read MoreA Mount Kisco village trustee has called on her board colleagues to discuss the possibility of instituting a weapons ban on all village property after a meeting last month turned nasty between members of the public. Trustee Lisa Abzun urged
Read MoreThe executive director of Sustainable Westchester said last week he expects the pricing for the organization’s Westchester Power program to be vastly improved when a new contract goes into effect in November. Noam Bramson delivered a presentation to the New
Read MoreThe Bedford Board of Education is poised to reappoint current President Robert Mazurek to fill the vacancy created last month when former trustee Kristine Stoker suddenly resigned from her seat. The board made its intentions known toward the end of
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