Mount Pleasant

The Town of Mount Pleasant is being sued by New York City for hiring a recent graduate of the city’s police academy without proper reimbursement for the cost of his training. Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi said he learned of the suit on

Mount Pleasant officials remembered the six victims of the worst Metro-North train accident in the railroad’s history Wednesday night with a candlelight vigil at Town Hall in Valhalla, a short distance from where the tragedy occurred. The brief but solemn

A study of Mount Pleasant School District facilities released last week highlighted a series of infrastructure projects that should be completed, but district officials must figure out how to pay for the improvements if work is pursued. The Building Condition

Moviegoers reacted with disappointment, surprise and resignation  to the closing of the All Westchester Saw Mill Multiplex Cinemas in Hawthorne after 30 years of operation. The 2,300 seat, 10-screen theater located at 151 Saw Mill River Rd., will  show movies for

Mount Pleasant officials are waiting on reports from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and their town engineer before deciding to ask whether any of the four railroad crossings be closed. Both studies were prompted following last February’s deadly crash

The Mount Pleasant Police Department is asking the public for help in catching a man who robbed a Chase Bank in Thornwood on Friday afternoon. Police said a male with a beard and dressed in a black hooded sweatshirt, jeans,

Needing more time to consider potential ramifications, the Mount Pleasant Town Board delayed a vote last week on the 2016 town budget. The board was originally scheduled to approve next year’s spending plan on Dec. 8, but unexpectedly decided to

A White Plains-based developer is proposing a major development for a portion of the property owned by the Legion of Christ in Mount Pleasant that would include 116 single-family homes and an assisted living facility. The developer, Baker Residential, is