The Mount Kisco Village Board will hold a public hearing next Monday to clarify portions of the municipality’s zoning code that aims to keep new wireless infrastructure within the Personal Wireless Facilities Overlay District. Village officials said language in the
Read MoreActive cases of coronavirus on Sunday almost fell below 8,000 in Westchester County for the first time since Dec. 8. Following an expected surge of cases reported in early-to-mid December, cases of COVID-19 have continued to fluctuate over the past
Read MoreCoronavirus cases increased by 554 in Westchester County on Saturday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 66,405 since the start of the pandemic. The county reported four more deaths, resulting in a total of 1,639 COVID-19-related fatalities since
Read MoreCoronavirus cases increased by 714 in Westchester County on Friday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 65,851 since the start of the pandemic. The county reported seven more deaths, resulting in a total of 1,635 COVID-19-related fatalities since
Read MoreIn the fall of 1897, eight-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon, a New York City resident, debated her classmates about Santa Claus. Virginia was certain there was a Santa Claus. Her pals said there wasn’t. She was deeply disturbed over the situation, and that evening she penned a letter to
Read MoreAfter a lengthy search, the Carmel Town Board appointed a new permanent police chief last week. The board unanimously selected Anthony Hoffmann to the post, effective January 4. Lt. John Dearman has been the commanding officer of the department since
Read MoreA Yorktown resident whose wrong-way crash killed one and injured two in Peekskill Wednesday night was charged with vehicular manslaughter. New York State Police said Mark Cope, 41, was under the influence of alcohol when he traveled the wrong-way northbound
Read MoreA longtime Peekskill businessman is reaching into his wallet during this time of giving to help others in need. Gregory Lizotte, owner of Northern Westchester Collision on Washington Street for the last 35 years, decided three weeks ago he wanted
Read MoreAs the COVID-19 testing rate spiked in Westchester County just before Christmas Eve, as did the number of new coronavirus cases and related deaths. Coronavirus cases increased by 651 on Wednesday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 64,560
Read MoreLast December, William Brandes was part of an initiative with faculty members and an assistant superintendent to try and address his fellow Horace Greeley High School students about the issue of racism. Starting with that effort, Brandes, now a senior
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