Mount Pleasant

A report released last week from Mount Pleasant’s engineer recommended that the railroad grade crossings at Cleveland Street and Commerce Street in Valhalla be closed to safeguard the public from potentially deadly accidents. The conclusion reached in engineer David Smyth’s

Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi and a town resident clashed last week over a potential closure of the Cleveland Street railroad crossing. Resident Ken Noonan said Fulgenzi called for the closing of the Cleveland Street crossing shortly after the deadly

Mount Pleasant Councilwoman Laurie Rogers Smalley and former councilman Thomas Sialiano comfortably won Tuesday’s primary for two town board seats in a major victory for the town’s Republican Committee. Smalley and Sialiano defeated incumbent Councilman Denis McCarthy and first-time candidate

Michael Lyons, a New York City and Hawthorne volunteer firefighter who perished at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, was honored with more than just words on the eve of the 16th anniversary of his death. The street

A Bronx man who was convicted of striking and injuring two Mount Pleasant police officers with a car after he was stopped for drag racing was sentenced Tuesday to 15 years in jail. Nathan Irizarry, 39, was sentenced in county

For the second year in a row, state Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) made the day Mount Pleasant celebrates the community a special day for the town. Murphy presented local officials with a $500,000 state grant at last Sunday’s Mount Pleasant

Federal investigators were unable to definitively conclude why an SUV driver moved into the path of an oncoming train Metro-North train at the Commerce Street grade crossing in Valhalla more than two years ago. On Tuesday, the National Transportation Safety