There is more that parents can do to guard their children from using alcohol and drugs. That was the central message at the Mount Kisco Partners in Prevention first parent support group meeting held last Thursday evening. Partners in Prevention
Read MoreA chapter in Mount Kisco government will come to a close in June, when James Palmer, who has served as village manager for the past six years and has worked for the municipality for nearly two decades, will leave to
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Joe DiMauro, owner of Mount Kisco Seafood on Lexington Avenue, has never been a big fan of awards. Each year, his wife asks him to sit down and watch the Oscars with her, but he refuses because
Read MoreThere will be no service reductions in Mount Kisco’s proposed $20.77 million budget for 2014-15 despite its staying within the state-mandated property tax cap. Village Manager James Palmer told trustees Apr. 7 that the general fund would include a tax
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Bridging the gap between the local police department and the community it serves can often be a difficult task, but two members of the Mount Kisco community were honored recently for doing just that. Mount Kisco Police
Read MoreA 75th birthday party is certainly a special occasion. Margaret Marcogliese did something for her milestone year that her friends and family won’t forget. Last Saturday, the Mount Kisco resident commemorated the day by throwing herself a wake to share
Read MoreBy Tom Auchterlonie: The type of materials and the fate of a secondary access drive for The Hearth at Mount Kisco came under scrutiny from planning board members during a meeting on Feb. 11. Members were skeptical about the use of
Read MoreDuring high school Nan Miller didn’t exactly know what she wanted to do but had an inkling that whatever she chose it would be to help others. Miller found her calling. For the past 35 years she has operated a
Read MoreNew Castle officials and a Mount Kisco restaurant owner are still locked in discussions about having the proprietor move into the town-owned building at the Chappaqua train station. Councilman Adam Brodsky, the town board’s point person on the project, said
Read MoreBy Molly Stazzone Bras have supported women physically for generations. Now thanks to the nonprofit organization Free The Girls, bras can support women emotionally and financially as well. Free The Girls is a non-profit organization that collects and donates bras
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