Allowing three-story mixed-use development on Route 22 in North White Plains was among the key zoning issues North Castle officials debated last week during a work session on the Comprehensive Plan update. The issue of whether to permit three-story structures
Read MoreLocal officials revealed Saturday that restoration of power to thousands of area residents who were left in the dark by Friday’s powerful Nor’easter will begin Sunday at the earliest. Municipalities opened warming centers on Saturday to provide residents who were
Read MoreA developer has drawn up plans for a hotel and more than 160 residential units on 32 acres in Armonk that IBM sold last year. Representatives for local developer Frank Madonna, one-half of the entity MADD Madonna Armonk, LLC that
Read MoreThere’s been plenty of discussion about journalism recently and its role in society, given the current political climate. The interest among the general public hasn’t been lost on the student journalists at Byram Hills High School. Last week students at
Read MoreYou know it’s the holiday season when Thanksgiving weekend arrives, there’s a steady stream of Christmas commercials on radio and television and Frosty makes his return to Armonk. The hamlet will welcome home Frosty on Sunday for the ninth consecutive
Read MoreTalking about mental health is always difficult, but organizers of a special program scheduled for next March are hopeful that an evening of expressive art forms will provide a more comfortable and entertaining forum to address the subject. Living Proof,
Read MoreWork to expand and reconstruct the Hergenhan Recreation Center parking lots was scheduled to begin this week, a project that will increase parking for the facility as well as for visitors to downtown Armonk. North Castle Town Administrator Joan Goldberg
Read MoreSt. Stephen’s Church in Armonk is offering its second annual dramatized cemetery tour this Saturday with local actors telling the stories of 12 of the individuals interred in the historic St. Stephen’s Cemetery. Featuring a new set of stories for
Read MoreFollowing last November’s election, first-time candidate Daren Tolz said he became motivated to make a change in his community and Westchester County. Aggravated with county and district representation, Tolz, 53, said County Executive Rob Astorino and incumbent Legislator Margaret Cunzio
Read MoreIn 2015, Margaret Cunzio was a replacement for then-County Legislator Michael Smith, who decided to leave the race in mid-summer. Cunzio won that initial political foray two years ago, and now the registered Conservative returns for re-election in the Republican-leaning
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