County Police/Mount Kisco Dec. 2: Police responded to West Street at 8:20 a.m. on a report that a yard sign had been stolen sometime overnight. A resident reported that a large sign saying Happy 5th Birthday had been taken from
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The Yorktown Planning Board approved an application last week to convert the former Taconic Kia dealership on Route 202 into a school bus dealership. Bird Bus Sales & Service asked the Planning Board to approve the reuse of the
Read MoreThe Yorktown Town Board has scheduled a public hearing for Dec. 14 on proposed zoning overlay districts that have already been the subject of a wide array of opinions. The hearing, which will be held virtually since the board is
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A Yorktown Republican district leader and organizer of the town’s San Gennaro Feast was vilified last week for racial slurs he admitted making against Councilman Vishnu Patel during a GOP victory celebration on Election Night. Tom Pomposello, 55, a longtime
Read MoreThe Yorktown Town Board will be dominated by one party after voters elected two Republican candidates on Election Day for two seats that were occupied by Democrats. Chamber of Commerce President Sergio Esposito and his GOP running mate Luciana Haughwout
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North Castle Police Department Oct. 29: Caller reported a tractor-trailer struck the building at 99 Lafayette Ave. at 2:52 p.m. No injuries were reported. The responding officer stated that an accident investigation was conducted with assistance from the state police’s
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The Friends of Yorktown Parks and Recreation has announced the formation of a Pickleball Committee to be co-chaired by Lynne Withers and Elaine Stahl. The committee’s mission is to enhance and support the sport of pickleball in the Town of
Read MoreYorktown Supervisor Matt Slater had no time to get his feet wet during the first few months of his first term. Shortly after he took the oath of office in 2020, he was knee-deep in challenges. A never-solved vandalism spree
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Yorktown Supervisor Matt Slater presented a proposed 2022 budget last week with no increase in the town’s general operations. Under the proposed $63 million budget, the average home assessed at $10,000 would see an increase in special district taxes from
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New York State Senator Pete Harckham recently announced that $100,000 in state funding has been awarded to the Town of Yorktown to replace the seating in the Albert A. Capellini Community and Cultural Center, the town-owned building that houses
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