The burgeoning controversy over the proposed Form Based Code has motivated a Chappaqua resident to organize a write-in candidacy for next week’s New Castle special election for the unexpired term of Supervisor Ivy Pool’s council seat. Thomas O’Connor said he
Read MoreSomers High School and Middle School will close for the next two days and transition to virtual learning after individuals from both buildings tested positive for COVID-19. Superintendent of Schools Raymond Blanch sent a letter to the community Sunday night
Read MoreGame On 13’s 14u Lady Fury softball team defeated the Scarsdale Raiders 15-5 on Sunday afternoon in the championship game at Supply Field in Scarsdale to win the team’s final weekend-long fall ball tournament of the season. Top row,
Read MoreScenes of hours-long lines for early voting from around the nation came to Westchester on Saturday as New Yorkers had their first opportunity to cast their votes in the general election. In Peekskill and Mount Kisco, voters reported standing in
Read MoreA car operated in reverse fell from Pleasantville’s Memorial Plaza parking lot to the area down below near the southbound Metro-North tracks shortly after noon on Friday. Pleasantville Police Chief Erik Grutzner said a male driver in his late teens
Read MoreThose who worked at or visited two Putnam County eateries last week are being asked to monitor their symptoms after members of the public tested positive for COVID-19. The Putnam County Department of Health issued a health advisory on Wednesday
Read MorePleasantville residents debated whether the village should pursue the regulation of leaf blowers during a live-streamed public forum last Thursday. In August, village trustees viewed a presentation by the Pleasantville Conservation Advisory Council (CAC) about the noise and environmental and
Read MoreCounty Executive George Latimer vowed that Westchester will bounce back from a coronavirus-battered economy, outlining steps his administration has taken to help business owners and residents survive and recover from the pandemic. During his State of the County address Thursday
Read MoreWith the COVID-19 pandemic causing some to avoid medical offices or pharmacies, the Town of Greenburgh is offering flu shots to those voting early for the Nov. 3 general election. The town has partnered with the Greenburgh Health Center, a
Read MoreMotorists could soon be barred from parking on two Yorktown roads with officials citing both as a safety hazard. The Yorktown Town Board is currently considering a proposal that would prohibit parking year-round on White Hill Road and Commerce Street
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