When Mark Mazzotta decided about two weeks ago to hang the Israeli flag outside Amore Pizza & Italian Kitchen, the establishment he owns in downtown Armonk, he figured he would receive some negative reaction. For about a week, he noticed
Read MoreLocal puzzle enthusiasts are gearing up for the fourth annual Pleasantville Puzzle Hunt during the upcoming Thanksgiving weekend. Participants of all ages set out to solve a series of puzzles that start with written clues and lead to various locations
Read MoreA ribbon cutting ceremony was held last week for three new pickleball courts at Battle Hill Park. Three former tennis courts at the park were paved, painted and designed exclusively for pickleball and will only be accessible by residents through
Read MoreThe holiday season is fast approaching, and many families won’t be able to celebrate as they struggle to deal with the rising costs of daily living. The Community Food Pantry at St. Mary’s in Mohegan Lake works year-round to provide
Read MoreTo some, he was the unofficial mayor of White Plains. To others, he was a stellar athlete and a fixture at White Plains High School as a teacher, coach and administrator. No matter how he is recalled, it’s clear Harry
Read MoreBy Andy Milone Parishioners have gone out of their way to voice their feelings about the “really good sermons” lately at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Pleasantville. Senior Warden Debbie Paruolo said those comments come as a positive sign during
Read MoreThree weeks after a shocking terrorist attack against Israel, congregants of Bet Torah synagogue in Mount Kisco gathered outside Village Hall to deliver a simple message about the men, women and children held hostage in Gaza: Bring them home. Braving
Read MoreDuring his more than 35 years living in Mount Kisco, Mel Berger helped improve the lives of countless village residents. On Sunday, the community recognized him for his years of service and dedication to others in a ceremony at one
Read MoreBy Abby Luby— Despite darkened skies and unrelenting rain Saturday morning, nearly 100 people came to honor two Somers High School students tragically killed in a car accident in June 1992. Mike North, who had just completed his junior year,
Read MoreDr. Melvyn Schaff, a longtime Northern Westchester pediatrician who also served as the medical director for the Lakeland, Hendrick Hudson and Peekskill school districts, died Oct. 3 from complications of Parkinson’s Disease. He was 74. Born May 19, 1949, Dr.
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