Remembrances of food, music, time off from school, visiting with family and, of course, the anticipation of what’s under the tree on Christmas morning has held children’s imaginations for generations. Author Robert Sullivan sought to recapture the magic of his
Read MoreThe developer of Chappaqua Crossing submitted a revised retail preliminary design concept plan last week for 120,000 square feet of retail space and identified Whole Foods as the supermarket operator that would move into the site. Summit/Greenfield’s Nov. 12 filing
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Midterm exams are right around the corner for high school students and a new series of workshops in Chappaqua is aiming to help stressed out students achieve better results on their tests. “Students will come away with
Read MoreA new era is coming to New Castle politics. Team New Castle, which was backed by the Republican and Independence parties, defeated the Democratic slate Tuesday night and will take over control of the previously all-Democratic town board next year. With 81
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The Town of New Castle set traps last week in the vicinity of Robert E. Bell Middle School in hopes of catching a coyote possibly linked to the disappearance of two dogs. On Oct. 23, the town’s police department issued
Read MoreThe Town of New Castle recently released a $23.8 million tentative budget for 2014 carrying a proposed tax rate increase of 2.59 percent and a tax levy hike that is within the state mandated cap. The spending represents the combined
Read MoreFor the candidates in this year’s New Castle town election, Thursday is a highly anticipated night. The League of Women Voters is hosting a candidates forum at 7 p.m. at the Chappaqua Public Library, featuring the hopefuls for supervisor, town
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The New Castle Recreation and Parks Dept will be holding its annual Ragamuffin Parade and Carnival on Sunday. The carnival begins at 12:30 p.m. and the parade steps off at 3:30 p.m. at the Chappaqua train station. The whole family is
Read MoreNew Castle officials who want to include the public to help complete the first Master Plan update in 25 years, are now reaching out to its residents to be part of the process. Volunteers are being sought to fill slots on one
Read MorePeggy Davidson Post feels fortunate that her parents never tried to persuade her from pursuing what she loved to do most. From the time Post’s father gave her his oil paints as a child and encouraged her to hone her
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