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The Village of Pleasantville is pressing forward with discussions of a proposed ordinance that would limit the use of gas-powered leaf blowers within the community. Village Trustee Nicole Asquith, who has spearheaded the initiative, spoke about the legislation at last
Read MoreCounty Police/Mount Kisco Feb. 13: Police responded to Maple Avenue at 8:20 a.m. after a Door Dash deliveryman said he was pushed down the front steps by a man who accused him of trespassing. The deliveryman said he did not
Read MoreBedford school officials are poised to present district voters two propositions for this spring’s major infrastructure and modernization bond, a large main bond and another for additional air conditioning at Fox Lane High School. After painstaking deliberations, each of the
Read MoreFor more than 40 years, Mike and Mary Lynn McRee loved being in the Oriental carpet business. Last Thursday, they walked out of their Bedford Hills store, Caravan Connection, for the last time, headed for semi-retirement, as Mike McCree described
Read MoreThe White Plains Performing Arts Center will be presenting Tony® and Emmy® Award winner LILLIAS WHITE live in concert on Saturday, February 26 at 8 p.m. Described by The New York Times as a “one-of-a-kind performer who combines the sass
Read MoreThis article has been revised to clarify and correct information regarding the mitigation strategies being employed by the Pleasantville School District to protect students and staff. The Pleasantville School District enacted a revised health and safety policy last week that
Read MoreFor English as a New Language (ENL) students at Kent Primary School, a reading passage about the stars in the sky introduced both new vocabulary and reading comprehension skills. The focus of the lesson, led by ENL teacher Sarah Albrecht,
Read MoreThe new development team for a residential project at Mariani Gardens in Armonk introduced themselves to the North Castle Town Board last week, signaling they are prepared to work with the town. A conciliatory tone struck by representatives from the
Read MoreGov. Kathy Hochul Thursday evening removed a controversial accessory dwelling unit (ADU) proposal from her proposed 2023 Executive Budget, which in recent weeks drew searing criticisms from local officials throughout Westchester County and the state. In a statement, Hochul said
Read MoreUnruly behavior at last week’s Lakeland Board of Education meeting that involved police intervention and racial epithets directed at district officials is being widely denounced. Several groups are planning to stand in defense of civility and show support for school
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