On Thursday afternoon, it was hard to believe that it was a midweek work day on Chappaqua’s South Greeley Avenue. It would have been if not for Hurricane Sandy. For the few merchants who remained open barely 72 hours after
Read MoreA Chappaqua architect presented a conceptual plan to the New Castle Town Board last week to develop an indoor market, a building containing retail space and apartments and a performing arts center in the hamlet’s downtown. The plans, unveiled by
Read MoreChappaqua Crossing developer Summit/Greenfield submitted plans this week to the Town of New Castle that proposes a full-service supermarket as part of 120,000 square feet of retail space at the former Reader’s Digest site. A preliminary development concept plan was filed
Read MoreA General Environmental Impact Statement should be generated by New Castle officials to help determine whether a supermarket and five large retail spaces can be sustained at the former Reader’s Digest site. That was the consensus from the town’s planning
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A decision released Monday afternoon by a state Supreme Court judge dismissed a lawsuit filed last year by Chappaqua Crossing developer Summit/Greenfield against the Town of New Castle. Judge Gerald E. Loeher ruled that Summit/Greenfield was aware of the zoning
Read MoreAnyone who develops a craving for sweets this weekend can get their fill of delectable treats and contribute to a good cause at the same time. The third annual Great Chappaqua Bake Sale is set for this Saturday, Sept. 29
Read MoreIt took a four-year stint in India for Chappaqua businesswoman Kendall Callahan to realize the importance of good nutrition, especially when it concerns food that feeds the body and rekindles the spirit. Callahan took all she learned and put it
Read MoreResidents overwhelmingly panned the proposed Chappaqua Station affordable housing project at the continuation of a public hearing on Wednesday night arguing that the building would be too large and placed in an inappropriate location. The New Castle Town Board, which
Read MoreLast year, the New Castle Historical Society launched a history hunt that coincided with the exhibit celebrating the 200th anniversary of Horace Greeley’s birth. Local history lovers looked all over Chappaqua searching for clues, solving puzzles and deciphering codes
Read MoreHaving a fun outing with friends and neighbors is always a treat. Combine a good time with raising money for important area organizations that could use some assistance and you have the makings of a great September afternoon. This
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