Last week, Nancy A. Shenker, CEO of theONswitch, stopped in to meet Dawn Greenberg, owner of Aurora, a new fair trade boutique in Chappaqua. They soon discovered they were both former corporate executives who were passionate about entrepreneurship and small business success. Quickly, they came
Read MoreVoters in four local school districts gave the thumbs up to the 2011-12 budgets. In Pleasantville, district officials breathed a sigh of relief as the $44.8 million spending plan for next year, carrying a 1.69 percent tax increase, was approved
Read MoreThe Chappaqua School District announced Tuesday night that Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Dr. Lyn McKay will be its new chief administrator effective July 1. McKay, who has held her current position since arriving in Chappaqua in 2003, was
Read MoreThe developer of the proposed Chappaqua Crossing project has filed state and federal lawsuits against the Town of New Castle for its “unlawful actions” that have prevented the applicant from developing the former Reader’s Digest property. In the separate complaints
Read MoreThis is the first in a series of articles about my favorite restaurant in Westchester, Crabtree’s Kittle House. Located at 11 Kittle Road in Chappaqua, its name comes from John Kittle, who built the original barn on the property in
Read MoreDeep staff cuts and larger class sizes likely await the Chappaqua school community next year following the release of Interim Superintendent John Chambers’ proposed $111.3 million budget Tuesday night. More than 200 residents filled Horace Greeley High School’s auditorium as
Read MoreChappaqua Interim Superintendent of Schools John Chambers said his proposed 2011-12 budget, which will be unveiled on Feb. 15, will include layoffs as a way to hold down spending next year. But Chambers added at the Jan. 11 board of
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