Work began last week on a nearly $14 million state Department of Transportation (DOT) project to replace the Route 100C bridge and create a roundabout in Mount Pleasant. State DOT Acting Commissioner Paul Karas said plans call for the removal
Read MoreA 43-year-old Valhalla man was arraigned on Tuesday for allegedly stealing nearly $94,000 from his homeowners’ association. John Pacor, an attorney and a former board member of the Pleasant Ridge Homeowners Association where he lives with his wife and children,
Read MoreMount Pleasant residents flocked to the town pool last Friday to take advantage of a gorgeous late summer day, but some came for more than recreation. An event called Pool, Popsicles & Planning asked residents for their input in helping
Read MoreA Thornwood man was arrested last week for operating a scam targeting mainly the immigrant community throughout northern Westchester by promising apartments for rent but taking the victims’ money. Jeffrey Pena was arraigned Aug. 16 in Mount Pleasant Town Court
Read MoreBy Neal Rentz and Martin Wilbur The county Board of Legislators has approved construction funds for a major rehabilitation of a 2.2-mile stretch of Columbus Avenue in Mount Pleasant. The $8.2 million funding package, which was passed on June 18,
Read MoreMotorcycle riders from the metropolitan area and members of the Thornwood Fire Department participated in a rally across the street from Columbus Elementary School last Wednesday to highlight the problem of bullying. The idea for the event came from Kristen Palamara,
Read MoreMount Pleasant Director of Planning Pat Cleary and about 140 town residents packed the Community Center in Valhalla last Wednesday to begin the process of the town’s first Comprehensive Plan update in nearly 50 years. The Envision Mount Pleasant meeting
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Board of Education has selected a new administrator to replace retiring Superintendent of Schools Dr. Susan Guiney, it announced on Monday. In a statement e-mailed to district residents, the board informed the public it has chosen Dr.
Read MoreVoters approved the Mount Pleasant School District’s $61.9 million 2018-19 budget by nearly a 2-1 margin and rejected Board of Education President John McCabe’s bid for re-election to a third term on Tuesday. The final tally at the Westlake High
Read MoreA 24-year-old Valhalla Board of Education member was appointed Tuesday by the Mount Pleasant Town Board to fill the seat that will be soon be vacated by Councilman Mark Rubeo. The Town Board unanimously supported Anthony Amiano to the interim
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