Chappaqua Crossing developer Summit/Greenfield is prepared to formally submit a petition to the Town of New Castle asking for a series of changes to its site plan for the 91 proposed townhomes for the campus. Among the key requests the
Read MoreThe long and sometimes painful Chappaqua infrastructure and streetscape project is in its final stage, but not before testing the patience of downtown merchants and residents and straining the town’s budget for the work. New Castle Supervisor Robert Greenstein said
Read MoreGlen Bernardi Sr. had talked about partnering with his two sons, Glen and Craig, to open a restaurant and follow in their father’s and grandfather’s footsteps. In less than four years, the kids have certainly made their mark. Not only
Read MoreNew Castle Town Board members squabbled last week over how to spend a $250,000 State and Municipal Facilities (SAM) grant, with the board split over which recreation project the funds should be used for. Council members Ivy Pool and Jeremy
Read MoreSupporters of strong national gun legislation once again gathered at the gazebo in Chappaqua Saturday morning demanding Congress return from its summer recess to consider new laws to save lives. Organizers of the rally urging for gun reform, which drew
Read MoreThe Republican slate in this fall’s New Castle town election will appear on a second ballot line after a state Supreme Court justice recently dismissed the Democrats’ challenges to invalidate and dismiss an independent party nominating petition. Candidate for supervisor
Read MoreA 68-year-old New York City man pleaded guilty Wednesday in last October’s Chappaqua home invasion and robbery, Westchester County District Attorney Anthony Scarpino’s office announced. Philip Budin’s plea to second-degree attempted robbery, a Class D violent felony, was accepted by
Read MoreAs a coach and master swimmer, Dan Levy is no stranger to the water. He enjoys not only leading children to be successful in competition but loves being able to get into the pool himself. This weekend, he plans to
Read MoreThe life of a touring musician can be difficult despite the adoring crowds and the satisfaction of doing what you love. That’s a big reason why lifelong Westchester resident Rebecca Haviland, a self-described Americana music artist with more than an
Read MoreMotorists traveling through downtown Chappaqua will have to get used to a new stop sign, the latest change for the hamlet that is related to the ongoing streetscape project. On Monday, a temporary stop sign was installed on King Street
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