By Anna Young The Pleasantville and Chappaqua school districts are among three Westchester school systems collaborating with a local nonprofit organization on a cutting-edge technology education plan for students in the lower Hudson Valley. Both districts along with the Bronxville
Read MoreAs the deadline looms Saturday for Westchester to comply with the affordable housing settlement, County Executive Rob Astorino is scheduled to make a major announcement today (Tuesday) on the status of the agreement. Under the terms of the settlement between
Read MoreA write-in candidate who last week jumped into the race for the New Castle Fire District No. 1 Board of Commissioners Tuesday night won one of two seats on the board. Danna Goldman Schoenberg, who announced her write-in plans last
Read MoreLeftover skepticism sparked by the failed New Castle Fire District No. 1 firehouse expansion referendum has prompted a district resident to announce her write-in candidacy for one of two seats in Tuesday’s Board of Commissioners elections. Danna Goldman Schoenberg announced
Read MoreOne of Horace Greeley High School’s three assistant principals has filed a racial discrimination lawsuit in federal district court in White Plains against the Chappaqua School District, recently resigned superintendent Dr. Lyn McKay and Principal Robert Rhodes. Michael Taylor, who
Read MoreNew Castle officials are pushing forward with efforts to pursue multiple sources of funding in hopes of eventually building a bridge over the Roaring Brook Road grade crossing and the Saw Mill River Parkway. At a Nov. 15 work session
Read MoreYou don’t have to be a kid to appreciate a special show scheduled for this Saturday afternoon in Chappaqua. The first Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival Story Concert will be presented at Wallace Auditorium, a joint effort between the festival and
Read MoreBy Anna Young What was anticipated to be a festive celebration of the nation’s first woman president Tuesday night turned into a nightmare. Adults and children of all ages congregated at Crabtree’s Kittle House to support fellow Chappaqua resident Hillary
Read MoreBy Andrew Vitelli A referendum for a proposed $15.3 million firehouse expansion for New Castle Fire District No. 1 was resoundingly defeated Tuesday night as hour-long lines frustrated voters, leading many to leave without casting their ballots. Proposition 1 to
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By Anna Young The Chappaqua Board of Education meeting took a turn for the worse Tuesday evening when trustees and administrators walked out of their meeting and called New Castle police for assistance. Parents in attendance had grown increasingly frustrated
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