It’s fitting that the latest work in the theater for Armonk’s Alex Baron is being involved in a production that tells the story of a 60-and-up dance team. For Baron, age has made no difference to him or those that
Read MoreFamilies have moved to Westchester for decades because of great schools and the security of its communities. A report released last week from SafeWise, an independent nationally recognized organization that analyzes home security and safety, revealed just how safe it
Read MoreArmonk developer Michael Fareri will again try to convince North Castle officials to grant him permission to relocate six affordable units from the old lumberyard site on Bedford Road to his property at 37-41 Maple Ave. Fareri, who was rebuffed
Read MoreConcerns from nearby residents regarding usage and possible pollution of the water supply were raised last week as North Castle officials consider Brynwood Golf & Country Club’s request to join a municipal water district. Brynwood, which received approval for a
Read MoreOne of the most anticipated days of the year in Armonk is when Frosty the Snowman is welcomed back to his hometown. This year’s Frosty Day celebration on Saturday afternoon will be bigger and better than ever, featuring several new
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board approved a new contract for Town Administrator Joan Goldberg last week ensuring the municipality’s first-ever administrator will remain in place for at least the next two years. The three-year agreement, approved 4-0 by the board
Read MoreFor some veterans it’s been over 70 years since they served in the military, but even after all that time the memories and emotions are often as vivid as they were when they were in uniform. On Wednesday, The Bristal
Read MoreThree years ago Michele Berliner and Christy Saltstein didn’t know what the future would hold for their husbands after they were rushed to Northern Westchester Hospital during the worst of Superstorm Sandy. Now they are helping the emergency responders in
Read MoreNorth Castle will receive a $250,000 state grant to help pay for expanded parking behind Hergenhan Recreation Center in Armonk, a first step toward easing the hamlet’s downtown parking crunch. The grant, from the Dormitory Authority of the State of
Read MoreThe tentative $31.6 million 2016 North Castle budget released by town officials last week is barely within the state imposed tax cap but carries a flat tax rate for residents. Town Administrator Joan Goldberg said the spending plan increases the
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