Olympic figure skater Gracie Gold spent last week at Westchester Skating Academy in Elmsford offering local young skaters advice on technique, skill and what it takes to compete. For the second … [Read more...]
Swimmers Take to the Pool to Fight Cancer One Lap at a Time
It won’t be your typical early morning swim for dozens of hardy souls this Sunday who will converge at the Chappaqua Swim & Tennis Club shortly after daybreak. This weekend is the club’s annual … [Read more...]
Astorino Claims Victory Over HUD in Affordable Housing Settlement
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) last week accepted Westchester’s analysis that concluded the county did not practice exclusionary zoning, clearing the last major obstacle … [Read more...]
WCC to Hold Tuition Steady for Fifth Consecutive Year
Westchester Community College (WCC) students and their families can look forward to no tuition increase for the upcoming academic year, the fifth consecutive year the college and the county will keep … [Read more...]
Greeley H.S. Assistant Principal Fights Two-Year Suspension
The Horace Greeley High School assistant principal who filed a racial discrimination lawsuit last year against the Chappaqua School District is appealing a decision by a hearing officer that suspends … [Read more...]
New Castle Celebrates Start of Downtown Chappaqua Infrastructure Work
New Castle officials held a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday morning for the $11.6 million Chappaqua infrastructure and streetscape project that promises to reinvigorate the heart of the business … [Read more...]
Mt. Pleasant, Consulting Firm Reps Huddle on Town Comp Plan Update
In anticipation of updating its Comprehensive Plan for the first time in nearly 50 years, the Mount Pleasant Town Board talked last week with representatives of a firm that could assist the town in … [Read more...]
New Castle Dems Reject Brodsky’s Ballot Bid Ending Primary Chance
The New Castle Democratic Committee has formally rejected Councilman Adam Brodsky’s bid to be included on the ballot for a September primary, effectively ending an attempt by the Republican-endorsed … [Read more...]
State Provides Funds for Saw Mill Parkway, Route 120 Road Repairs
State Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) announced last week that $62.2 million in state money has been secured for road paving and repairs throughout the Hudson Valley, including work in Pleasantville … [Read more...]
Music Fans Flock to Pleasantville for 13th Annual Music Festival
Since its inception in 2005, the Pleasantville Music Festival has become one of the most anticipated events each year for the village and legions of music fans throughout the tristate area. Under … [Read more...]
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