Mt. Kisco

Concerned that some motorists have been abusing the privilege, Mount Kisco officials are reducing the village’s free holiday parking this season. In a decision made by the village board earlier this week, the annual free holiday parking will be provided only in designated

Douglas Kennedy was acquitted Tuesday of child endangerment and harassment charges stemming from an altercation he had with Northern Westchester Hospital nurses following the birth of his son last January. In a 10-page decision, Mount Kisco Village Justice John Donohue

It will be another three and a half years before the Knights of Columbus’ Sisqua Council No. 1852 will celebrate its 100th anniversary. But there’s no dispute who its Man of the Century is. As part of its annual Veterans

It is now up to Mount Kisco Village Judge John Donohue to determine whether Douglas Kennedy endangered the welfare of his two-day-old son and harassed two nurses at Northern Westchester Hospital last January. Kennedy’s bench trial in Mount Kisco concluded

  An Emergency Department physician at Northern Westchester Hospital testified Thursday that it was two nurses who escalated tensions in the maternity ward last Jan. 7 that resulted in an altercation with Douglas Kennedy. The defense team called Dr. Timothy

The prosecution in the Douglas Kennedy child endangerment case rested Wednesday afternoon but not before some tense moments during the cross-examination of a Northern Westchester Hospital nurse. Defense attorney Robert Gottlieb once again attempted to chip away at the credibility

Defense lawyers grilled two maternity ward nurses on Tuesday attempting to puncture their credibility by questioning their motives and knowledge of hospital policy in the second day of Douglas Kennedy’s child endangerment trial. Attorney Robert Gottlieb continued cross-examination of Northern