Despite the results in last year’s presidential election, the reaction to Hillary Clinton at the Chappaqua Public Library shows that you can always go home again. About 1,000 Clinton supporters lined up at the library in her adopted home community,
Read MoreA new law that allows school bus drivers and school personnel provided by outside contractors to administer epinephrine auto injectors was hailed Wednesday by two local state legislators, parents and school officials as a potential life-saving measure. State Sen. Terrence
Read MoreA lost art for large segments of the population in the high-tech 21st century is sewing, but over the past six years Kim Mulcahy has been doing her part to change that trend. Mulcahy is the founder of Sew Happy,
Read MoreHurricane Harvey, the most powerful storm to strike Texas in more than 50 years, has dumped 11 trillion gallons of water over the state. At a time when survival is a challenge and critically needed emergency services are crippled, state
Read MoreRemediation work to cover toxic chemicals at 54 Hunts Place in Chappaqua where 28 affordable housing units will be built by Conifer Realty resumed Friday following a 16-day shutdown because of severe odors. Despite renewed complaints from residents, New Castle
Read MoreFrequent complaints from residents regarding the proliferation of unsightly double utility poles throughout New Castle forced a meeting last week between town officials and service provider representatives hoping to devise a strategy for removal. The July 27 meeting at Town
Read MoreResidents looking to move into the affordable and workforce housing units at Chappaqua Crossing have until early September to register and be eligible for the scheduled lottery. The 63 Chappaqua Crossing apartments that will be open to the public in
Read MoreIt won’t be your typical early morning swim for dozens of hardy souls this Sunday who will converge at the Chappaqua Swim & Tennis Club shortly after daybreak. This weekend is the club’s annual participation in Swim Across America, a
Read MoreThe Horace Greeley High School assistant principal who filed a racial discrimination lawsuit last year against the Chappaqua School District is appealing a decision by a hearing officer that suspends him for two years without pay. Michael Taylor, who has
Read MoreNew Castle officials held a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday morning for the $11.6 million Chappaqua infrastructure and streetscape project that promises to reinvigorate the heart of the business hamlet. Preliminary work and staging began within the past week and is expected
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