The Verizon strike is pitting two vastly different viewpoints against each other. Management believes concessions are needed to bring the company’s costs in line with the new realities of their business. For their part, Verizon’s union believes the nearly 100
Read MoreThe generosity of a Mount Kisco bakery has helped a Peekskill non-profit organization. Connie’s Bakery & General Store, located at 41 South Moger Ave., has donated $3,000 to The Family Resource Center of Peekskill, through its Foundation Sweet Success program.
Read MoreIt’s a play that happens innumerable times during a baseball season. For Mikey Corsi, it was almost his last. Corsi, a second baseman for the Mount Kisco 10U travel team this summer, had walked in the top of the first
Read MoreHousing and Urban Development has pulled more than $4 million of federal funding from approved community development block grant (CDBG) projects in Westchester after it rejected the county’s Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice. The analysis, submitted by the
Read MoreCongresswoman Nan Hayworth pledged her support to look for federal money for critically important health clinics but mentioned that it could mean Medicaid being reformed so it is funded through a block grant system. During a visit last Friday to
Read MoreDespite a lawsuit threat, the Mount Kisco Village Board of Trustees voted unanimously on June 13 to ban crematoriums. Currently, there are no crematoriums in the village, but Oakwood Cemetery has plans for one on its Lexington Avenue properties. Members
Read MoreMore than 60 years later, Patricia Rosafort can still quote passages of literature from her seventh and eighth grade English classes. Her favorite teacher, Mrs. Kennedy, taught the subject so well she made it come alive for her. She also
Read MoreWhen Kathy Feeney moved to Mount Kisco in 1990, she figured it would be a short stay. It was the first time on her own after college, and she reasoned that the apartment she shared with roommates at Diplomat Towers
Read MoreThe operator of the farmers market in Mount Kisco is seeking to move from the Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester to a village-owed parking lot for the warm-weather months. At the April 25 village board meeting, Mayor Michael
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board of Trustees has unanimously approved a 2011-12 general fund budget with a property tax increase of 1.879 percent, which is about one-half less than what was part of the original spending plan proposed by Village
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