Residents living near the 25-acre parcel in Mount Kisco where a solar farm and a cell tower are proposed are stepping up pressure on village officials in hopes of halting the projects. A petition containing 124 signatures was submitted to
Read MoreDementia has touched Eileen Bridgham-Kounios of Carmel’s life twice on her father’s side – both her father and his mother had Alzheimer’s. Now she worries the condition is hereditary and that she may be at risk as well. As a
Read MoreIt’s completely understandable that high school athletes whose sports were determined to be too risky to be played this fall are frustrated. For the past six months, their lives have been upended with mostly deficient remote learning. So many other
Read MoreNew York State, Westchester County and local officials last week lauded a new $51 million affordable housing development at 645 Main Street in Peekskill during a ground- breaking ceremony. When complete, the project, being constructed by Wilder Balter Partners Inc.
Read MoreThe Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) was directed by Governor Andrew Cuomo last week to develop a plan to bolster mask compliance across public transportation system’s subways, buses and railroads. As a result, the MTA announced riders who refuse to wear
Read MoreA Carmel attorney was sentenced last week to 18 months in prison for tax evasion and failing to pay over payroll taxes as part of a scheme that cost the Internal Revenue Service more than $800,000. Francis J. O’Reilly, 62,
Read MoreBy Morris Gut With the Jewish High Holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur approaching, I thought it would be nice to have a good old-fashioned meal loaded with memories at Ben’s Kosher Delicatessen on Central Park Avenue in Scarsdale.
Read MoreOssining, White Plains to Challenge in AA; Pleasantville, Briarcliff to Continue Class B Rivalry Examiner Sports Editor@Directrays As one of the only shows in town this fall, Section 1 soccer players and coaches are set to take flight on
Read MoreThough we are divided on many issues, some should enjoy bipartisan support: stimulating our state economy, common-sense gun laws, fighting against climate change and access to health care. The pandemic has made it even more clear that health insurance
Read MoreThanks Supervisor Gilbert! The Town of Yorktown does not have an immediate financial worry because former town supervisor Lanny Gilbert left Yorktown with an $11 million surplus, a surplus built from strong fiscal management and additional payments he negotiated with
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