“The Most Happy Fella” may not be the most well-known play, but members of the Mount Pleasant Community Theatre are promising that residents will enjoy themselves when its version of the musical opens this weekend. The story is set at
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Board of Education is poised to hire an architect and a contracting company for a possible bond issue vote later this year carrying a price tag of as much as $50 million. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Susan
Read MoreThe state Department of Transportation (DOT) has issued a travel advisory for motorists using the Sprain and Taconic parkways in Mount Pleasant and New Castle during certain hours from Monday, June 30 through Wednesday, July 2. The left and middle
Read MoreHundreds of local Girl Scouts gathered last Saturday morning in Valhalla to send Girl Scout cookies to the men and women serving overseas. Operation Cookie Drop, which began in 2002, will send more than 80,000 boxes of the Scouts’ popular
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Board of Education may vote within the next few weeks to approve a capital projects bond of up to $50 million that could go before the district’s voters this fall. Board of Education President James Grieco said
Read MoreBy Jason Birkelbach Gene sat as still as he could on the bench as his hands shook the cane on his lap. He spoke very lightheartedly. A nearby voice addressed him, “Gene, this is Jack.” Gene looked up and saw
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board is scheduled to decide Tuesday whether to sue Westchester Medical Center because the hospital is refusing to appear before the town for approval of its expansion project. Supervisor Joan Maybury said Tuesday the town will
Read MoreWhen Anthony Amiano decided to volunteer for a political campaign the first time, he received all sorts of questions and quizzical looks while handing out palm cards and knocking on people’s doors. That was during Rob Astorino’s campaign for county
Read MoreTwo Rose Hill Shopping Center storeowners expressed concern last week about a new mall planned for Thornwood that could make an already challenging business environment more difficult. Michael DiNardo, owner of Silvio’s Restaurant & Pizzeria, and Artuso & Sons Pastry
Read MoreAbout 80 local veterans, public officials and residents kicked off the Memorial Day weekend Friday afternoon with a ceremony at the Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla to honor those who sacrificed their lives serving in the nation’s military. Veterans raised a
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