Phelps Memorial Hospital wants to promote healthy living and the Town of Mount Pleasant is providing a town-owned venue to assist the hospital in its mission. Phelps and town officials have entered into an agreement to allow the market to
Read MoreVeteran educator Dr. Robert Hendrickson has been chosen to be the permanent principal of Westlake Middle School. The Mount Pleasant Board of Education voted unanimously on June 13 to appoint Hendrickson, who has been serving as interim principal this year.
Read MoreFor three consecutive years, the softball season had come to the same disappointing conclusion for the Valhalla Vikings — a first-round defeat in the state tournament at the hands of Section 9’s Rhinebeck just days after winning the Section 1
Read MoreOfficials celebrated the reopening of Kensico Dam Road in Valhalla last week for recreational access following the recent completion of a $42 million rehabilitation project. The road, which runs across the top of the dam, has been periodically closed to
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo recently announced the state will provide $4.6 million to repair a bridge on Route 100C in Mount Pleasant. While Supervisor Joan Maybury said last week she welcomed the state funds, she wants to convince the state Department
Read MoreIn what could be a tax windfall for the Town of Mount Pleasant and the Mount Pleasant School District, the Legion of Christ recently announced it was planning to sell its roughly 265-acre Mount Pleasant property. “It is a training
Read MoreIn an effort to cut costs, the Town of Mount Pleasant is set to approve one $666,000 bond to pay for the replacement of the roof on the main branch of the public library when it meets this week (April
Read MoreHe has helped make many animated characters come alive in such moves in such hit films as “Rio,” “Surf’s Up” “Monster House” and “The Polar Express,” as well as “Ice Age: Continental Drift,” which is slated to be released this
Read MoreFaced with a 2 percent property tax levy cap for the first time, the Mount Pleasant School District could be forced to cut as many as a dozen positions next year, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Susan Guiney told the board
Read MoreA Department of Transportation project that would have put seven 125-foot towers throughout the Saw Mill Parkway and that generated rigorous opposition is not going forward. The announcement was made in a statement released tonight by State DOT Commissioner Joan McDonald following
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