When a rash of anti-Semitic attacks erupted last month after the deadly fighting between Israel and Hamas, it was disturbing to most people. What has been more troubling for many American Jews was that the hate incidents weren’t happening in
Read MoreThe ironically named “Unite” New Castle slate, with the silent support of the local Republican party, is trying its hardest to torpedo a zoning change that has been in the planning stages for eight years. Although their candidate for town
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The Town of New Castle is expected to receive the preliminary Final Generic Environmental Impact Statement (FGEIS) related to the Form Based Code by July 8 but it will cost the town an additional $95,000. In correspondence with the town, Kimley-Horn
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One of the two slates competing for New Castle Town Board has tapped Chappaqua Board of Education President Victoria Tipp to replace a candidate who announced last week she would be leaving the race. Tipp, who is in her fourth
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Robyn K. Carter, 48, formerly of Chappaqua, passed away May 6 at her home in Ashland City, Tenn. She was the daughter of Bruce and Susan Conley Kaplow of Tarrytown. From early childhood, Robyn and her family were passionately involved
Read MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on nearly everyone’s lives and forced the cancellation of virtually every local event since March of last year. Now, one of the most popular fixtures on the local calendar is set to return. The
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Not even a pandemic can deter Jenna and Rebecca Blum from their annual fundraising efforts to help find a cure for childhood cancer. For the eighth year, the Chappaqua sisters will be selling their freshly squeezed lemonade at the hamlet’s
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By Richard Levy As a travel writer with my wings still clipped, just like most folks, I’ve desperately missed getting away. So recently I’ve had my first great escape since the onset of COVID-19. Crabtree’s Kittle House Restaurant & Inn
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Jared Saiontz has had to carefully watch what he’s eaten his entire life because of 26 life-threatening food allergies. With thousands more people forced to use area food pantries during the pandemic, the seventh-grader at Chappaqua’s Robert E. Bell Middle
Read MoreVoters in the Chappaqua School District will have a choice of two candidates in Tuesday’s Board of Education race. First-time candidate Ellen Exum will be joined on the ballot by Cailee Hwang, who ran unsuccessfully for the board in 2019.
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