Mt. Kisco

After repeated requests from the village board of trustees, Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently signed legislation to end an unpopular unfunded mandate in Mount Kisco. The recent move by Cuomo to sign legislation to eliminate the Mount Kisco Urban Renewal Agency

Douglas Kennedy will face a jury in October. In Mt. Kisco Village Court on Thursday night, Mount Kisco Village Justice John Donohue announced that Kennedy’s trial on assault charges against two nurses will begin on October 22 at 9:30 a.m.

Grand Prix New York recently announced the expansion of its arcade, the third major addition to GPNY’s offerings in two years. The state-of-the-art arcade features 25 games for all ages, including favorites like Shootout the Star, Skee Ball and Big

When Rev. Karen Burger became a Methodist pastor that didn’t mean she abandoned her hobbies and interests. She still loves playing the alto saxophone, which helped launch a music group at her previous congregation, Drew United Methodist Church in Carmel.

The owner of a Mount Kisco burger restaurant accused of unauthorized site plan modifications told the planning board last week he has completed required improvements but board members contended that the changes are insufficient. Vincent Corso, who owns the Westchester

The Mount Kisco Planning Board remained at odds with a couple over the location of a playground for a proposed child care center they hope to open on Radio Circle. Although Mark and Beatrice Santora provided a diagram of a

The Mount Kisco Coach Diner is seeking to upgrade its image and create additional parking spaces, the Mount Kisco Planning Board was told last week. Diner owner Frank Georgiou is proposing to add several small additions totaling 1,215 square feet