The Chappaqua Board of Education is contemplating a $42.5 million capital projects referendum for Tuesday, June 14 that will transform existing space at the district’s schools into modern learning centers. If the bond is presented to voters and approved, the
Read MoreIf there was a theme being conveyed at Thursday’s rally for Hillary Clinton at Purchase College, one only had to listen to the songs being played before she appeared on stage to figure out what it was – she’s a
Read MoreFor five years the InterGenerate Community Garden at the Marsh Sanctuary in Mount Kisco has provided a place for local residents to grow healthy food for themselves and those in need. With the sixth garden season set to kick off
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board is considering hiking parking permit fees for 2016-17 for its municipal lots at the Chappaqua train station to raise money to repave and restripe the area. Town officials are contemplating an increase for the resident’s
Read MoreCommissioners for New Castle Fire District No. 1 plan on scheduling a referendum for later this year to pay for an expansion of the Bedford Road firehouse to bring the facility up to modern firefighting standards. The district is in
Read MoreParental concerns over the possibility of serious injuries has prompted the Town of New Castle to expand its flag football program for next fall and scrap plans to offer tackle football. Recreation & Parks Superintendent Robert Snyder said a recent
Read MoreNew Castle officials last Tuesday grappled with how they should pay for the planned downtown Chappaqua infrastructure and streetscape improvement projects without exceeding the tax cap and jeopardizing property taxpayers’ rebates. The town board received an analysis from DPW Commissioner
Read MoreRepresentatives of Summit/Greenfield joined New Castle and county officials Tuesday for a ceremonial groundbreaking at Chappaqua Crossing, the start of the next phase for the longest reviewed application in town history. The groundbreaking for the project’s $50 million retail component
Read MoreHolly Blum attended a wedding where the best man’s speech was 20 minutes too long, filled with inside jokes and a lame attempt at a David Letterman-type Top 10 list. The experience was cringe-worthy, one of many that Blum recalled
Read MoreOne year after the worst Metro-North accident in history, millions in federal dollars are on the verge of being sent to the states to enhance safety at railroad crossings throughout the nation, including potentially in Westchester. Rep. Nita Lowey
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