The North Castle Town Board appeared hesitant to allow a developer to pursue an all-residential proposal for a key 32-acre parcel in Armonk that officials hope will be the site of a new hotel. Earlier this month, the board told
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Cathy Deutsch finally reached a crossroad earlier this month. Deutsch, the owner of Tiger Lily boutique on Mount Kisco’s Main Street, was forced to close from mid-March to late May at the start of the COVID-19 crisis along with tens
Read MoreAs power restoration in Westchester’s hardest hit areas neared its conclusion Tuesday night, local and county officials are demanding answers from utilities on what went wrong while appealing to the state to make much-needed changes. A week after Tropical Storm
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Supervisors of Westchester towns hard hit by Tropical Storm Isaias last Tuesday leveled searing criticism against Con Edison as 9,700 households in the county were still without power early Monday evening. The towns of New Castle and North Castle were
Read MoreByram Hills School District officials this week reached consensus to have children in grades K-6 attend in-person classes five days a week while secondary-level students will have a hybrid schedule when school resumes in September. The recommended plan to have
Read MoreNorth Castle officials may soon decide whether a developer should pursue a residential-only proposal for a key Armonk parcel after plans for a boutique hotel may be scrapped due to the cratering hospitality market. Developer Frank Madonna, a principal for
Read MoreThe Armonk Outdoor Art Show has been canceled for this fall because of safety concerns and challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. Announcement of the organizers’ decision was made at Wednesday evening’s North Castle Town Board meeting and on the
Read MoreBy Lindsay Emery Evan Lorberbaum knows how much Northern Westchester Hospital in Mount Kisco has helped tens of thousands of people in the local community. That’s one reason why Lorberbaum is giving back by selling his paintings and donating 75
Read MoreNorth Castle officials last week passed local legislation that would make it less burdensome on gas station owners in the Commercial Business (CB) zone to upgrade and modernize their properties. The Town Board approved a resolution that now makes gas
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It is with profound sadness that we make known the passing of Dr. Arthur T.Y. Loh on June 13 with family and friends by his side. He was 96. Born on Dec. 2, 1923, to Chengor Loh and Kwei N.
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