Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi appears to be unopposed for a third term later this year but a highly competitive Town Board contest comprised of political newcomers is taking shape. The town’s Democratic Committee announced that Hawthorne resident Laura DiVenere
Read MoreBy Sean Browne A rise in the haloacetic acid levels in two of Mount Pleasant’s five water systems has prompted town officials to hire a consultant to recommend treatment measures. A pair of Feb. 27 memos released by the town
Read MoreBy Sean Browne Mount Pleasant officials made it clear last week that they don’t want marijuana anywhere in their town. The Town Board is looking to adopt a law that would ban the possession, sale and use of marijuana. It
Read MoreCounty Executive George Latimer announced an $8.7 million commitment to make improvements to the 22-mile North County Trailway, a paved multi-use path that has been popular for cyclists and pedestrians. The money for the trailway, which runs from Eastview at
Read MoreIt isn’t often that young children as well as the more serious ballet student can receive training by an accomplished and still active ballerina. But that’s what students who sign up for classes at the French-American Ballet Theatre in Hawthorne
Read MoreGordo’s Restaurant & Lounge, a fixture on Hawthorne’s Commerce Street where locals celebrated birthdays, grabbed a drink after work or hung out with friends for nearly 40 years, shut its doors on Sunday. Forlorn customers, many of whom were longtime
Read MoreBy Jade Perez As the host of HQ Trivia, the live trivia app and game, Scott Rogowsky is always on the go. However, Rogowsky was able to make time for one of his biggest fans. At Arc Westchester’s office in
Read MoreBy Sean Browne The Mount Pleasant Board of Education got an earful last week from residents who urged district officials to install artificial turf at Westlake High School because of poor field conditions. Board of Education President Colleen Scaglione Neglia
Read MoreLongtime Westchester Community College (WCC) president Dr. Joseph Hankin, who was the longest serving community college president in the nation, died on Wednesday at 78, it was announced on Thursday. “Assuming the mantle of one of the most admired community
Read MoreCounty Executive George Latimer signed a 99-year lease agreement Thursday to advance the proposed $1.2 billion biotech project on 60 acres of county-owned land near Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla. The lease signing for the project, known as North 60,
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