The attorney for Douglas Kennedy requested on Thursday that Mount Kisco Village Justice John Donohue dismiss misdemeanor criminal charges against his client for allegedly harassing two Northern Westchester Hospital nurses in January. Attorney Robert Gottlieb said Kennedy, a Pleasantville resident
Read MoreA lighting plan for Northern Westchester Hospital’s planned parking garage was unanimously approved by the Mount Kisco Planning Board on March 27. In December the board unanimously okayed a plan for a new parking garage for the hospital. But it
Read MoreCounty Executive Rob Astorino is one of hundreds of marchers who made their way through Mount Kisco’s downtown for the Ancient Order of Hibernians’ annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on a sun-splashed afternoon. Officials, emergency service responders, service organizations and
Read MoreIt stared with a chat over drinks last year at the Flying Pig restaurant and its founders hope it will mushroom into a movement to improve the quality of life in Mount Kisco. Sarah O’Grady and Maria Colaco, co-founders of
Read MoreBy Neal Rentz Buoyed by what he felt was a successful meeting with commercial property owners earlier this month, Mount Kisco Mayor Michael Cindrich has scheduled another work session addressing the need to fill empty downtown storefronts. This time, however,
Read MoreA lighting plan for the Northern Westchester Hospital’s planned parking garage could be approved as early as next month. At its Jan. 24 meeting, the Mount Kisco Planning Board instructed village staff to create an approval resolution that could be
Read MoreThree years ago when Steve Finkelstein hired Jon Callahan as a part-timer he didn’t have any reservations that his new employee would be a benefit to his store. Finkelstein, owner of Mt. Kisco Truck & Auto Parts, has been hiring
Read MoreThe group has performed throughout the United States and have been in operation since FDR was president. The Mount Kisco Fire Department Ancient Fife and Drum Corps is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2012. Bill Stewart Sr. has been a
Read MoreLaura Craig, owner of the new Mount Kisco art studio Irrelevant Elephant, couldn’t imagine herself behind a desk for seven hours a day. She’s happiest when she’s teaching art, imparting her knowledge to a diverse group of curious students that include
Read MoreThe Village Bookstore continues to hang on as others bite the dust. The bookstore, a Pleasantville institution for almost 40 years, continues to remain standing, even more impressive after Borders filed for bankruptcy, closing its Mt. Kisco location. As bookstores
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