One of the most successful bake sales found anywhere will bring its fundraising efforts to the next level. While the sixth annual Great Chappaqua Bake Sale will once again share space with the Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival on Oct. 3
Read MoreNot many people would volunteer to walk 20 miles in a day in the searing late summer heat. But when Jonathan Jaffe headed to South Carolina late last month to take on that challenge, he did it for a greater
Read MoreThe three-year process to update New Castle’s Comprehensive Plan is expected to conclude this fall as the town board may vote as soon as November to approve the plan’s first substantive revisions since 1989. Kevin Dworka, a land use consultant
Read MoreThe Horace Greeley High School speech teacher and drama coach who was placed on paid leave in June after being investigated by police for alleged misconduct with students resigned his position Friday afternoon. Christopher Schraufnagel, a teacher for 12 years
Read MoreThe criteria for getting affordable housing in Westchester development projects is a complicated formula and time is of the essence, a county housing official told New Castle officials at the town’s Aug. 26 planning board meeting. The planning board is
Read MoreCounty officials are considering a series of small property acquisitions that would sprinkle one to three units of affordable housing on parcels in hopes of helping the county comply with the federal housing settlement. Board of Legislators Chairman Michael Kaplowitz said
Read MoreBy Catherine Ferris In a small glass case hanging on the wall of Lange’s Little Store in Chappaqua is a folded American flag. This flag, flown in Iraq, was given to Richard Lange, the owner of the deli, after packages
Read MoreIn a small glass case hanging on the wall of Lange’s Little Store in Chappaqua is a folded American flag. This flag, flown in Iraq, was given to Richard Lange, the owner of the deli, after packages were sent to
Read MoreFour months after the worst accident in Metro-North history, state Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) and various local elected officials endorsed state legislation Monday that would give municipalities the option to install video cameras at railroad crossings. The measure, which was
Read MoreCounty Executive Rob Astorino went on the offensive against the federal government on Friday by slamming its assertion that Westchester County failed to meet its 2014 obligations in the controversial 2009 affordable housing settlement. Holding a press conference outside the
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