Mount Kisco residents face a modest 1.25 percent tax rate increase for the village’s upcoming fiscal year that raises taxes on the average homeowner by about $47. Village Manager Ed Brancati presented the municipality’s $23.7 million proposed budget for 2021-22
Read MoreMany homeowners want to do their part in contributing to a cleaner environment, and if they can save money on energy bills along the way, that’s even better. A company that recently expanded and moved to Mount Kisco is looking
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur and Anna Young With hate crimes and bias incidents soaring across the region and in communities nationwide, Westchester County officials have launched a new campaign to ensure immediate assistance is provided if a crime occurs. The campaign,
Read MorePutnam Valley School District officials held a small ribbon-cutting ceremony last week to mark the opening of a new Health and Wellness Center. Putnam Valley residents approved a capital project referendum in December 2018 that included renovations and upgrades to
Read MoreA proposal that would have outlawed gas-powered leaf blowers year-round by 2023 in Croton-on-Hudson will be pushed back and undergo a complete revision as officials look to narrow the scope of the law. While the original proposal – drafted by
Read MoreNew York State has lifted most of the severe restrictions on nursing home visitation after some residents hadn’t seen their relatives face to face for a full year. Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office announced late Thursday afternoon that all nursing home
Read MoreThe Southeast Democratic Committee announced Monday its endorsement of Zach Disador and Gail Levine to run for two town council positions. Zach Disador is a lifelong Southeast resident. He has worked for ARC (formerly PARC) since 2005, where he serves
Read MoreA public hearing has been scheduled for May 17 to hear comments on the 5.6-megawatt ground-mounted solar farm proposed for an unused portion of Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Hawthorne. The Mount Pleasant Planning Board set the date after the
Read MoreOne Greenburgh detective sprang into action this week after a woman went into labor but was unable to make it to the hospital in time. On Monday around 5:30 p.m., Greenburgh police officers and EMS units responded to a residence
Read MoreJohn “Jack” Kibbe, who served two terms as Yorktown Supervisor in the 1960s, died peacefully in Yorktown on March 21. He was 96. He was born June 6, 1924, in Waterloo, Iowa to Kyle and Elizabeth Marie Curran Kibbe. His
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