In a society accustomed to popping pills, the idea that food might serve as medicine is a foreign concept. But a renowned naturopathy expert is doing just that, successfully treating patients with a range of ailments, including asthma, depression, digestive
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board expressed deep reservations Tuesday night about the density and parking of the affordable housing project proposed for downtown Chappaqua, leading to suggestions that the building may need to be downsized. At the continuation of the
Read MoreThe increasing frequency of severe weather events topped three months ago by Hurricane Sandy is largely the result of climate change caused by rising carbon emissions. That was the conclusion offered by two expert speakers at a Jan. 16 League
Read MoreThe next time a natural disaster strikes, New Castle officials are prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws their way. Relying on some of the latest in technology, the town officially introduced two new services last week that it will utilize
Read MoreNew Castle officials who were hampered in their attempts to communicate with the public during Hurricane Sandy are ready to unveil a new system to help keep residents and merchants informed in future emergencies. The CodeRED Emergency Notification System could
Read MoreYou don’t have to be an aspiring singer or preparing for an audition at the Metropolitan Opera for Bengi Tasci to help you. Tasci has developed a technique called YoYa, or yoga for the voice. The practice helps to
Read MoreWomen in search of the perfect cut and color should look no further than Cathy’s Hair Room, an intimate, light-filled salon in Chappaqua that celebrates the unique characteristics of every client and brings out the best in each one. Owner
Read MoreThe Chappaqua School District will be ringing in the new calendar year in search of a new principal for Douglas C. Grafflin Elementary School. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Lyn McKay said last week the district intends to jumpstart its
Read MoreThe Chappaqua Crossing developer and New Castle officials have reached an agreement that suspends state and federal lawsuits brought against the municipality pending the outcome of the retail use proposal at the former Reader’s Digest site. Town Attorney Clinton Smith,
Read MoreVisitors to downtown Chappaqua will have some more time to shop for holiday gifts, get their hair and nails done or have a bite to eat without the fear of receiving a ticket this month. The New Castle Town Board
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