For 55 years, Treasures Thrift Shop at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church has not only provided shoppers in Armonk and neighboring communities with great bargains, but has also served a greater purpose. Last Thursday, the church held a special reception to
Read MoreThe following is a snippet of an article from our Examiner+ bonus content newsletter. Join with an Examiner membership to read the rest of this article: https://www.examiner-plus.com/subscribe The Mount Kisco Village Board took no action last week on a request by an
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When Jessica Colon moved to Mount Kisco about two years ago, she looked for a way to get involved in the community and indulge in her love for the outdoors. As an educator at the New York Botanical Garden, she
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Mount Kisco is once again faced with reducing the scope of work for renovating two of the village’s firehouses after the cost of the project has exceeded the budget by about a combined $700,000. Village officials revealed last week that
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board voted to continue with the eminent domain process last week for a 25-acre parcel that would serve as open space and replacement parkland if a proposed cell tower is relocated to Leonard Park. By a
Read MoreA revised ShopRite supermarket site plan at the Diamond Properties complex on North Bedford Road in Mount Kisco may improve traffic flow on Route 117 despite the inability to align the southern driveway with Park Drive as originally planned. Representatives
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Shoppers in Mount Kisco and neighboring communities who have been waiting for the new ShopRite supermarket to open at the Diamond Properties complex on North Bedford Road will likely have to wait longer. Construction on the roughly 85,000-square-foot supermarket at
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The Mount Kisco Recreation Commission plans to write a letter to the Village Board strenuously objecting to the use of a parking lot at Leonard Park as a staging area for a nearby water main replacement project. Commission Chair Kathy
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Buying all the school supplies that a child needs to start school in September can come with a hefty price tag. While most families in the area probably have little difficulty footing the bill for the ever-growing list of required
Read MoreMount Kisco voters will decide in November whether to increase the maximum monthly payout under the Length of Service Awards Program (LOSAP) for longtime members of the village’s volunteer fire department and ambulance corps. The pair of propositions, which will
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