The New Castle Town Board plans to restore more than 1,600 linear feet of granite curbing to the downtown streetscape project, one of the items town officials removed last spring after costs far exceeded estimates. Town Administrator Jill Shapiro informed
Read MoreFormer President Bill Clinton swore in New Castle town officials Tuesday night advising the community on the importance of working together and to avoid assuming the worst of their elected officials. During the ceremonial event at the Chappaqua Performing Arts
Read MoreA critic of New Castle’s handling of the Sunshine Children’s Home expansion review was arrested at Town Hall Tuesday night after he used profanity during the Planning Board meeting and refused to leave the room when ordered. Chappaqua resident Will
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board approved the acquisition of an electric bus as a shuttle between Chappaqua Crossing and downtown Chappaqua despite distance limitations and a potential disproportionate benefit for the new development’s residents. In a split 3-2 vote last
Read MoreNew Castle officials plan to explore whether the purchase of an electric vehicle to serve as a shuttle between Chappaqua Crossing and the Metro-North station during specified hours is feasible. The Town Board last week discussed the possibility with Director
Read MoreSometimes differences between people are emphasized more than their similarities, but on Sunday afternoon members of eight houses of worship in New Castle and the larger community made sure to know each other a little better. For the 12th year,
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 MoreNew Castle Supervisor Robert Greenstein won re-election to a third term Tuesday night, but it appears the Democrats will take control of the Town Board as council challenger Ivy Pool was leading a tight four-candidate battle for two seats. Unofficial
Read MoreSince Robert Greenstein burst onto New Castle’s political scene in 2011, he certainly hasn’t conformed to the way politics has been conducted in the town. Running as an independent candidate for Town Board in 2011, Greenstein was soundly defeated. But
Read MoreAfter Kristen Browde was approached by the New Castle Democratic Committee about running for supervisor earlier this year, her biggest concern wasn’t whether she was ready for the challenge but if those looking to draft her were prepared. Browde is
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