By Anna Young The Chappaqua Board of Education approved a recommendation made last week by an advisory committee to retain a nationally recognized firm to review the district’s policies and procedures regarding sexual abuse. By a 4-0 vote, trustees hired
Read MoreNew Castle Fire District No. 1 voters comfortably approved a $2.6 million referendum Tuesday night that will enable the district to buy the adjacent property and leave open the chance it can one day expand the King Street firehouse. Nearly
Read MoreBy Anna Young A host of organizations seeking to continue their fight to ban gun shows on county property met last Saturday morning in Chappaqua to discuss strategies on how they would achieve their goals. “When I learned a gun
Read MoreNew Castle Fire District No. 1 residents return to the polls next Tuesday to decide whether to borrow up to $2,674,644 to buy the old Chappaqua Animal Hospital property adjacent to the King Street firehouse. The price of the single
Read MoreBy Anna Young Outspoken Horace Greeley High School students spent more than an hour at last Wednesday’s Chappaqua Board of Education meeting urging district officials to retain a popular guidance counselor who may be denied tenure. More than 30 students
Read MoreMixed reaction from New Castle residents appears to have put an end to the possibility of the town changing its name to Chappaqua. Last Thursday, Councilman Adam Brodsky was the first town board member to state publicly that he would
Read MoreA group of Millwood and West End residents last week overwhelmingly panned the proposal to change the name of the Town of New Castle to Chappaqua. All but one of the Millwood-West End Advisory Board members who spoke during an
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board plans to ask residents for feedback on changing the town’s name to Chappaqua in hopes of making the municipality more identifiable and to capitalize on the name’s cache. Board members who discussed the matter at
Read MoreCommissioners for New Castle Fire District No. 1 unanimously agreed last week to hold a $2.6 million referendum on Tuesday, Feb. 7 to acquire the Chappaqua Animal Hospital property and demolish the existing building. Voting will be open to district
Read MoreAfter more than six months of preparation and public education, the Town of New Castle is ready to see its Reusable Bag Initiative go into effect on Sunday. The measure to eliminate single-use plastic bags was unanimously approved by the
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