Louis Dorio was a still young patrol officer for the Harrison Police Department in 1984 when he was given a limited assignment as a detective. Within four days, the bodies of two girls were found across the street from a
Read MoreBy Ed Perratore The children’s room of the Mount Pleasant Public Library in Pleasantville will be getting a brand-new look, thanks to two state legislators who combined their efforts to secure nearly $400,000 in grant funding. In a joint press
Read MoreResidents living near the Valhalla site where two three-story medical buildings have been proposed lambasted the applicant’s rezoning request last week, urging Mount Pleasant officials to deny changing the zoning from residential to an office-business designation. Neighbors of the 12-acre
Read MoreA 44-year-old Valhalla man was sentenced Thursday in Mount Pleasant Justice Court to six years’ probation and must register as a sex offender for sexually abusing and endangering two children on separate occasions. Albert Orjuela was arrested in January
Read MoreBy Sean Browne The Mount Pleasant Town Board unanimously approved issuing $2.5 million in Bond Anticipation Notes (BAN) last Tuesday for road repair work throughout town. Fulgenzi said while the money is not going to solve all of the town’s
Read MoreCounty police arrested two Brooklyn men late Wednesday night after they fled from officers in a van with stolen license plates before crashing it into trees as they exited the Taconic State Parkway in Yorktown. One of the trees struck
Read MoreIf you believe that old 33 rpm records are as outdated as the rotary phone or televisions with antennas you may want to think again. Big Jim’s Records, with locations in Hawthorne and Buchanan, is proof there’s still demand for
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Planning Board’s formal review of the $1.2 billion North 60 project opened last Thursday evening with a public hearing on the scoping document drawing residents’ comments on environmental issues, traffic and access to the site. Representatives for Fareri
Read MoreBy Sean Browne Mount Pleasant Town Board unanimously approved placing a referendum on the ballot later this year asking voters to make the highway superintendent’s position an appointed post rather than an elected one. The referendum, which will require the town
Read MoreMonday, May 27 Valhalla: American Legion Post 1038 will hold its annual parade, a Valhalla tradition since before World War II. The parade will step off at 9:30 a.m. at Westlake Drive behind the Valhalla Methodist Church and will head
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