New Castle officials will be sending a land planning survey to residents in the coming weeks to help gauge public sentiment about potential future uses of town-owned land near Town Hall and the Chappaqua train station. The survey, the next
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A newly refurbished Board of Elections facility on Old Route 6 in Carmel was unveiled last week. The renovations were part of a broader initiative funded by the $2 million Facilities Improvement Fund created last year. With this funding, the
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Last week as children were splashing around in the Pleasantville pool in the background, a small group of people held up their wine glasses to toast the end of an era. Now that Labor Day has come and gone, the
Read MoreMost of the 10 Mount Kisco residents facing eviction for failing to pay prohibitively higher monthly maintenance costs had their cases adjourned for two weeks so they may find representation or reach an agreement with management. Nine of the 10
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A former longtime Town of Cortlandt employee and owner of a prominent Peekskill-based landscaping company pled guilty last week for their involvement in an illegal dumping and bribery scheme at a town facility on Arlo Lane. Robert Dyckman, 52, former
Read MoreA public hearing will be held Tues., Sept. 3 for an age-restricted housing project at 800 East Main Street in Jefferson Valley. Proposed on the 35-acre site that once was the home of Contractors Register are 250 luxury, multi-family rental
Read MoreCritical water infrastructure improvements that will help several properties on New King Street in North Castle obtain sufficient water as well providing additional capacity for downtown Armonk is on the brink of becoming a reality. The North Castle Town Board
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A giant American flag was slowly lifted in front of the new 26-story glass tower that is AVE Hamilton Green on Monday, one of the two new residential complexes under construction in White Plains. Celebrating the completion of the highest
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board recently approved a revision to its town code so that battery energy storage systems (BESS) cannot be considered a public utility. Becoming the latest municipality to take action with a proliferation of proposals for systems
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The electronic sign in downtown Chappaqua that was turned off this summer should soon have a new connection and be back in operation. The sign, which is operated jointly by the Town of New Castle and the Chappaqua School District
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