North Castle

By Janine Bowen Local jazz lovers who want to experience a unique musical performance should check out the Daniel Bennett Group this Sunday at the North Castle Public Library in Armonk. The jazz group, which has been together for the

It’s taken just a few short years for Armonk and a large portion of Westchester County to get caught up in the magic of Frosty the Snowman. On Saturday, Armonk will welcome the iconic snowman back to his hometown with

Heavy criticism of recent tree clearing on a town-owned parcel in Armonk in hopes of turning it into additional park space has forced the North Castle Town Board to seek input from other boards and committees. Last week in a

Plans to turn an underutilized Armonk parcel into additional park space progressed last week but not before several complaints surfaced about the removal of trees from the site. The Town of North Castle moved ahead with clearing trees and brush

The developer of the new assisted living facility being built in Armonk has contributed $25,000 to the Town of North Castle to pay for the complete refurbishment of the town’s signature eagle. The Engel Burman Group, which is building the

By Janine Bowen Civilians and veterans gathered Monday at American Legion Post 1097 in Armonk to commemorate Veterans Day. The ceremony celebrating the men and women who have served the nation began with the marching of the Civil Air Patrol

Democratic Councilman Michael Schiliro ousted Republican incumbent Howard Arden in the North Castle supervisor’s race Tuesday night vowing to restore civility and respect to town government. Schiliro comfortably defeated Arden by capturing 56 percent of the vote (1,881-1,472) with 10

By Janine Bowen Community members gathered Monday morning at the IBM track in Armonk for the dedication of a new memorial for former North Castle youth soccer coach Michael Jones. The New York Red Bulls youth coach, who was known

The developers of the Brynwood Golf & Country Club’s luxury condominium and golf course redesign proposal contributed $78,000 to the re-election efforts of North Castle council members Diane DiDonato-Roth and John Cronin. Financial disclosure filings available through the board of

A former North Castle Town Board candidate has urged Councilman John Cronin to resign if he refuses to explain why he used town letterhead to support a local merchant’s application for a full liquor license. Bob Romano, a Democrat who