Chappaqua

The New Castle Town Board could accept a revised environmental impact statement for review on the Chappaqua Crossing plan Tuesday night, paving the way for public hearings to be scheduled by later this month. Town officials have scheduled a vote to

In an effort to reinvigorate its fundraising effort, The Chappaqua Turf Committee (TCTC) wants to start a campaign that would hang decorative banners throughout New Castle. Steffi Green was one of five committee members on hand to make the pitch

Rabbi Joshua Davidson, who has led Chappaqua’s Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester for the past 11 years, has been chosen to become the next senior rabbi at Manhattan’s Temple Emanu-El. The appointment of Davidson, 45, was announced Wednesday by

The Town of New Castle announced Monday morning the terms of a new four-year agreement it has reached with members of the town’s police department. The agreement, which goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2014, will give the current 36

Although school budget season doesn’t often bring good news, Chappaqua district officials had a positive outcome to report last week. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Lyn McKay announced the district and the Chappaqua Congress of Teachers (CCT) reached an agreement on

New Castle officials are considering two new proposals for a restaurant at the town-owned Chappaqua train station building, about six months after a previous plan fell through. The town board listened to a presentation at its Feb. 19 work session

During the course of a year, lovers of assorted musical genres don’t have to travel outside of Westchester to hear some of the most accomplished musicians in a field. The same holds true for audiences who enjoy Baroque period music

Chappaqua School District officials will face some difficult decisions in the next two months as administrators look to pare down the district’s 2013-14 budget but retain current programs and class size. If the district were to make no changes and

County Executive Rob Astorino renewed his pledges this week to project taxpayers, preserve home rule in the affordable housing settlement and demand greater accountability from Con Edison during a town hall meeting in New Castle. On Tuesday night the county