Gov. Andrew Cuomo joined hundreds of Regeneron employees Thursday morning at the pharmaceutical company’s Tarrytown campus to celebrate the recent addition of nearly 300,000 square feet of lab space and to announce another expansion project. Employees began moving into the
Read MoreFor the second time this month, a Pleasantville Cottage School student was arrested and charged with assaulting a fellow student, Mount Pleasant police said. Dastina Myers, 17, was arrested on Oct. 21 and charged with second-degree assault, a class D
Read MoreBy Neal Rentz and Arthur Cusano Loyal patrons of the All Westchester Saw Mill Multiplex Cinemas in Hawthorne will soon have to find another venue to see the latest movies. The Mount Pleasant Planning Board unanimously granted site plan approval
Read MoreFaced with a shortage of parking spaces at the Hawthorne and Valhalla Metro-North station lots, Mount Pleasant officials favor a plan to end nonresident annual parking passes and establish a fund to maintain the lots. Town Clerk Patricia June Scova,
Read MoreThe recent death of a pedestrian in Valhalla has prompted Mount Pleasant officials to launch an effort alerting motorists to reduce speed and obey traffic laws in town. The town has initiated a “team up to slow down” campaign in
Read MoreDays after a Yorktown woman was killed crossing Columbus Avenue in Valhalla, the Mount Pleasant Town Board and Police Chief Paul Oliva pledged to try and slow down speeding motorists on the road. Three residents at the Sept. 15 town
Read MoreLocal movie buffs may soon be losing one of their prime venues if a redevelopment plan comes to fruition. The owner of the All Westchester Saw Mill Multiplex Cinemas in Hawthorne has proposed to tear down the 10-screen theater at
Read MoreFormer Mount Pleasant Police Chief Brian Fanelli pleaded guilty Monday to possession of child pornography in federal court in White Plains. Fanelli entered his plea to one count of possession of child pornography in front of District Court Judge Kenneth
Read MoreFour months after the worst accident in Metro-North history, state Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) and various local elected officials endorsed state legislation Monday that would give municipalities the option to install video cameras at railroad crossings. The measure, which was
Read MoreLocal and county Republicans introduced Thornwood resident Margaret Cunzio as their new candidate Monday afternoon for the District 3 Board of Legislators seat replacing Michael Smith who recently withdrew from the race. Cunzio, 40, a professor at Iona College and
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