St. Stephen’s Church in Armonk is offering its second annual dramatized cemetery tour this Saturday with local actors telling the stories of 12 of the individuals interred in the historic St. Stephen’s Cemetery. Featuring a new set of stories for
Read MoreIn 2015, Margaret Cunzio was a replacement for then-County Legislator Michael Smith, who decided to leave the race in mid-summer. Cunzio won that initial political foray two years ago, and now the registered Conservative returns for re-election in the Republican-leaning
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board approved buying the Anita Louise Ehrman (ALE) Recreation Center swimming pool complex for $728,000 last week from the nonprofit organization that rebuilt the facility more than a decade ago. Citing strong membership numbers since the
Read MoreThe state Office of Mental Health (OMH) has rejected an application from a California-based residential treatment center to open a facility for teenagers in Armonk. In an Oct. 11 decision, OMH Commissioner Ann Marie Sullivan cited Paradigm Treatment Centers’ failure
Read MoreThe process of updating North Castle’s Comprehensive Plan is scheduled to move forward next week when the town’s Steering Committee hosts a public hearing on the draft plan. A hearing has been set for Tuesday, Oct. 24 at Hergenhan Recreation
Read MoreTwo members of the North Castle Police Department were honored last week for saving the life of a 72-year-old man who was stricken with cardiac arrest during the Sept. 17 Jamie’s 5K Run for Love. Officer Anthony Sabatella and Sgt.
Read MoreIf you love art and take special joy in browsing through aisle after aisle of unique original works, there’s no better place to be for the upcoming weekend than in Armonk. This Saturday and Sunday is the 56th annual Armonk
Read MoreA North Castle resident who sought a referendum asking the public to vote on term limits for town board members learned there is no legally permissible way for him to get the proposition on the ballot. Anthony Futia, a nearly
Read MoreNorth Castle officials were joined by County Executive Rob Astorino for a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week to celebrate the 10 newest units to Westchester’s affordable housing inventory. Armonk Commons, built by the Port Chester-based Lazz Development on Old Route 22,
Read MoreA nonprofit organization serving special needs students has charged it was deceived by a New Jersey-based developer who had originally promised to build low-density housing on the property but changed plans to a larger project. Earlier this summer, the Dobbs
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