Michael Mazzella credits his 20 years in the restaurant and catering business, his personal culinary tastes, and most of all, his wife for inspiring him to take the chance to follow his dream. On Feb. 11, Mazzella opened The Seafood
Read MoreRepresentatives of the California-based residential teen treatment center that has proposed moving into and opening operations in an eight-bedroom house in Armonk will appear before a hearing officer on Tuesday, Mar. 7 On Monday, the state Office of Mental Health
Read MoreDeveloper Michael Fareri last week indicated he would build his proposed 16-unit project in downtown Armonk if he receives approval but would like North Castle officials to reduce his affordable unit obligation. The public hearing on Fareri’s application request to
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board Wednesday evening unanimously objected to a California-based treatment center’s state application to operate a residential facility in a house on a quiet Armonk street for teens suffering from mental health issues. In a resolution read
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo signed a hotel occupancy tax into law hours before the Jan. 1 deadline for 14 Westchester municipalities, including Mount Kisco, North Castle and Harrison. The tax, which is permitted in cities but not in towns and villages
Read MoreA California-based teen treatment center hoping to move into a residential Armonk neighborhood has agreed to a new timetable for North Castle officials to formally support or object to the proposed facility. Paradigm Treatment Centers, LLC, which is looking to
Read MoreA full auditorium of Armonk residents demanded last Wednesday that the North Castle Town Board oppose a plan by a California-based residential treatment program to launch operations in an eight-bedroom house on Cole Drive. During a marathon discussion that lasted
Read MoreResidents of a quiet Armonk street are hoping to prevent an adolescent residential treatment center from moving into a nearby eight-bedroom estate fearing the activity will threaten their neighborhood, properties and quality of life. A petition against the plan, which
Read MoreOne of the most anticipated days of the year is once again about to be celebrated in Armonk. North Castle’s annual Frosty Day is scheduled for Sunday afternoon, featuring an assortment of fun activities for the entire family throughout downtown.
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board last week referred to the planning board a special use permit application requesting that a boutique cycling center move into an Armonk nursery despite the objections of a handful of residents. With the backing of
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