Mount Pleasant

In one of the few contested board of education races in the area, two Mount Pleasant School District incumbents were re-elected Tuesday night and the proposed $55.75 million 2014-15 budget was approved. Trustee Laurie Donato received 652 votes and board

Former Mount Pleasant Police Chief Brian Fanelli pleaded not guilty Monday afternoon in federal court in White Plains to three counts of possessing child pornography. Fanelli appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Judith C. McCarthy for a few minutes to enter

More than five years ago, with the country in the throes of a crippling recession, the thought of new development in Westchester County seemed light years away. But in 2014, Mount Pleasant is the latest municipality in the area that

Hope’s Door, a Pleasantville-based charity that seeks to end domestic violence and to empower survivors to achieve safety, independence and healing, recently presented is second annual “Shining Star Scholarship” to Westlake High School senior Sarah Fiegura during the 30th annual

Last Wednesday was quite a night for Virginia Campbell. Campbell, a Mount Pleasant School District special education teacher, was honored at Madison Square Garden by the New York Knicks for her work with autistic children during the team’s Apr. 2

For the second time in three weeks, the Mount Pleasant Town Board rejected a proposal to convert a private house into a group home. The board voted 3-1 against a plan from Yonkers-based Ferncliff Manor to convert a house at

The agency that sought to convert a Mount Pleasant house into a group home for autistic adults has decided against pursuing an appeal of the town board’s decision to block its proposal. Devereux New York Executive Director John O’Keefe, who