Dogged by a loud chorus of residents questioning the safety of storing road millings, the North Castle Town Board introduced its new environmental engineer and counsel last week in hopes of putting fears to rest. Officials also authorized going out
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Croton-on-Hudson Police Department Sept. 13: Patrol responded to Maple Street at 2:07 p.m. on a report that a dog was inside a vehicle with the motor running. The area was checked with negative results. Sept. 13: Report of a fight in
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Croton-on-Hudson Police Department Sept. 6: Patrol responded to a commercial area on South Riverside Avenue at 11:44 a.m. after a party reported being locked out of their bank accounts and more than $40,000 had been withdrawn by unknown sources. A report
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By Abby Luby and Bailey Hosfelt Higher taxes, increased school enrollment, and an expanded police force were among the many scrutinizing comments made by North Castle Town Board members on the proposed housing and hotel plan at 113 King Street
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The Town of North Castle’s storage of asphalt millings derived from its road repaving program, which are being stored at the Middle Patent Road highway yard, continued to be a topic of concern at the North Castle Town Board meeting
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Croton-on-Hudson Police Department Aug. 30: 1:02 p.m. – Patrol responded to the area of Grand St. for a report of a suspicious package left on a resident’s property. The property, which was not a danger, was recovered and held for
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North Castle’s storage of asphalt millings derived from its road paving program has once again ignited controversy as two town residents have charged that the practice could jeopardize water sources close to where the material is piled. Longtime Windmill Farm
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North Castle officials are weighing an update to existing accessory apartment and home-based business regulations to reflect the evolving needs of the community while looking to maintain the character of its residential zones. The town is exploring whether to amend
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Croton-on-Hudson Police Department Aug. 2: Report from a village resident at 3:40 p.m. that someone filed unemployment benefits and opened a bank account with their name. The caller notified the bank who froze the accounts. The subject has had no financial loss at this time. Report
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Zoning amendments were granted to the developers of a proposed hotel and 72 age-restricted townhouses last week on a parcel formerly owned by IBM in Armonk, clearing a major hurdle for the project to proceed. After about three years of
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