Supporters of suspended Horace Greeley High School football coach Bill Tribou came out in force at last week’s Chappaqua Board of Education meeting, calling for the reinstatement of the longtime coach. While district officials refused to confirm Tribou’s suspension, citing
Read MorePrudential Douglas Elliman is pleased to announce that Amy Kane has joined the firm as Vice President, Director of Sales, TriBeCa Gallery/90 Hudson and Vice President, Director of Business Development, Westchester. Kane will work both in Manhattan and Westchester, helping
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Northern Westchester Hospital will have more parking at Chappaqua Crossing. The New Castle Town Board unanimously approved the town’s request last week to allow the hospital 140 additional spots at the site, an increase from 250 to 390. The hospital
Read MoreNoted boxing writer and sports historian Bert Sugar passed away Sunday afternoon at Northern Westchester Hospital in Mount Kisco. Sugar, 75, a Chappaqua resident for the past 48 years, had been battling lung cancer. His passing was confirmed by family
Read MoreLast week, the potters of New Castle, in collaboration with several other local organizations, hosted a sold-out Empty Bowls event at the First Congregational Church in Chappaqua. More than 300 people attended, enjoying soups donated by local restaurants served in
Read MoreOpposition continues to mount against the proposed 36-unit affordable housing complex on Hunts Place in Chappaqua as critics have highlighted how the building would be out of character with the area and could overburden surrounding infrastructure. Speakers at the March
Read MoreWith businesses and communities feeling so much financial pressure today, it can be awfully difficult to launch a new fundraiser and have it turn out to be a successful venture. But the organizers of last year’s inaugural Think Fit for
Read MoreBy Sam Barron It won’t be easy bringing a supermarket back to Chappaqua. The New Castle Town Board met with local architect Albert Krull during its March 6 work session to discuss the feasibility of a supermarket returning to the
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur The New Castle Town Board referred an application last week from a developer of affordable housing to the planning board and board of architectural review to begin evaluation of a proposed 36-unit building on Hunts Lane. Conifer
Read MoreNew Castle officials are moving ahead with plans for infrastructure improvements on lower King Street that some merchants fear could put them out of business. The town board last week discussed replacing a sewer line and a water line that
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