For the past 20 years, Richard Killion has counseled countless people out of his Mount Kisco cognitive behavioral therapy practice, dispensing the best advice that he can based on his extensive training. Sometimes the gems of wisdom can even come
Read MoreThe votes have been tabulated in Mount Kisco’s street naming contest and the road that has been known as Holiday Inn Drive will get a new name in honor of the village’s late former mayor Patricia Reilly. More than 1,800
Read MoreMt. Kisco Village Board members expressed a divergence of opinion on local accessory dwelling unit legislation proposed by Mayor Gina Picinich during the board’s first public meeting last Monday to discuss the idea. Late last year, Picinich, citing the need
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It’s distressing that dependence on pantries and food banks such as the Mount Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry remains high. But for the hundreds of families that rely on the assistance and the communities where they live, it’s also a blessing
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Issue Captures Attention of Local Lawmaker This column is the second installment of a multi-part series about concerns at Optum. Since publishing an in-depth column earlier this month on the vexing issues at Optum Tri-State medical group – the former CareMount/former MKMG
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Nearly a year after last appearing before the Mount Kisco Planning Board, review of Homeland Towers’ controversial cell tower proposal on a 25-acre parcel resumed last week with the applicant no longer considering Leonard Park. Attorney Robert Gaudioso, who represents
Read MoreA group of Fox Lane girls’ softball parents submitted a letter to Bedford school officials on Friday, detailing the steps they believe the district should take in order to deliver gender equity. In the letter, parents claim the district is
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I had a different column written, and even published briefly online, for just a few minutes on Sunday. In the piece, I made the mistake of being overly generous to the administrators who gravely mishandled the investigation into incidents of bathroom
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A child’s thrill and delight at a newly sprouted seed can radiate out to an entire community. When youngsters at the Mount Kisco Elementary School Community Garden immerse themselves in planting, growing, and harvesting fruits and vegetables, their enthusiasm ripples
Read MoreMount Kisco Mayor Gina Picinich is set to propose accessory dwelling unit legislation for the village early next year with hopes of providing additional housing that is more affordable while helping some homeowners generate more income. Picinich said it would
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