There may soon be some movement at the Legion of Christ property in Thornwood, but Mount Pleasant Supervisor Joan Maybury and a spokesman for the organization declined to provide details this week. During a town hall forum on July 8 held
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board was receptive to a proposal unveiled by Sleepy Hollow village officials last week to construct a second reservoir at the Rockefeller State Park Preserve. The plan, outlined before the board on July 2 by Sleepy
Read MoreIt may be surprising that the biggest health risk for a firefighter on the job isn’t burns or smoke inhalation. It’s suffering a heart attack. That’s why Briarcliff cardiologist Dr. Frank Zimmerman, director of critical care at Phelps Memorial Hospital,
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Planning Board is prepared to approve a proposal to expand medical research facilities on the BMR-Landmark at Eastview property on the west side of Saw Mill River Road. There were no objections raised against the project during
Read MoreMount Pleasant Police Chief Louis Alagno informed the town board this week that he plans to submit his retirement papers later this year. Alagno, 62, a 37-year department veteran who has spent his entire law enforcement career in Mount Pleasant,
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board last week praised a revised Medical Science Village proposed for Valhalla that eliminates the residential component and scales back the intensity of retail for the 80-acre site. Developer John Fareri unveiled his latest plan before
Read MoreWestchester County police arrested a 53-year-old Valhalla man early Tuesday morning after it was discovered that a large cache of commercial-grade fireworks was being stored in his house’s basement forcing evacuation of the street. Authorities arrested Stephen Surace of 4
Read MoreNearly six months after the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy, a panel of educators, students and community members discussed and sometimes debated strategies Saturday afternoon to make schools safer. The roughly 70-minute discussion held at the Westlake Middle School/High School
Read MoreRepresentatives from an African-American law enforcement group and an attorney charged Thursday that the shooting of Pace University student Danroy Henry was racially motivated and that law enforcement authorities are covering up police brutality. Bonita Zelman, the lawyer for seven
Read MoreFor years, Michael Malone had this unfinished novel sitting in a desk drawer. It bothered him that it remained there for years incomplete. The Hawthorne resident, who may be best known locally for his “Notes From the Tasting Room” column
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