A 16-year-old Chappaqua boy was arrested last Saturday for threatening a shooting at his school and for transmitting menacing texts to another student, law enforcement authorities said. State police in Somers said they arrested the teen on May 12 at
Read MoreNew Castle officials last week grappled with how to attract developers to propose mixed-used development in downtown Chappaqua, one of the key goals in last year’s updated Comprehensive Plan. Discussion at a joint Town Board-Planning Board meeting last Tuesday zeroed
Read MoreLater this year James Rosenberg will attend Columbia Business School to begin his graduate studies. But before he embarks on the next chapter in his life, Rosenberg will take on a challenge to help others in a distant land realize
Read MoreThe Chappaqua Board of Education put a halt to a potential $7.4 million bond Thursday night that would have paid for districtwide school security enhancements. Following two weeks of community outreach, which included a district-wide survey and a two-session public
Read MoreChappaqua school officials, like many of their colleagues across the United States, are rightfully taking a hard look at improving their district’s security measures and procedures since the latest school shooting on Feb. 14 in Parkland, Fla. It’s a wise
Read MoreParents who attended a Chappaqua School District forum last week voiced skepticism about a potential $7.4 million bond vote for June that would pay for districtwide school security enhancements. After Erik Kaeyer of KG&D Architects in Mount Kisco shared his
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Conservation Advisory Council (CAC) has scheduled an expanded series of family events starting later this week to celebrate Earth Day. The festivities start with the photography exhibit “Nature & Culture in Mount Kisco” at the Mount Kisco
Read MoreCounty Executive George Latimer pledged to investigate why aggravating noise levels have increased at Westchester County Airport after an explosion of complaints from residents in New Castle and communities in close proximity to the site. Latimer, appearing with County Legislator
Read MoreWhole Foods has targeted a Nov. 7 grand opening for its store that is now under construction at Chappaqua Crossing, likely to be the first of the commercial establishments to operate at the former Reader’s Digest campus. New Castle Supervisor
Read MoreA potential buyer has emerged for downtown Chappaqua’s Senter Street firehouse who could transform the nearly century-old building into a restaurant. Last month, local residents Steffi and Phil Green reached out to the New Castle Fire District No. 1 Board
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