Recently, our family came over for dinner (first time in a long pandemic-time) and we were enjoying one of my wife’s new chicken recipes and a bottle of Austrian Grüner Veltliner. My granddaughter noticed the wine bottle on the table
Read MoreA recent study spearheaded by the City of Peekskill that recommends the hiring of a full-time fire chief has come under fire and created battle lines among the ranks. Retired fire chief Ed Rush, who has 44 years of experience
Read MoreA prominent Westchester developer with an extensive age-restricted housing portfolio is mulling whether to pursue a project on the 165-acre Legionnaires of Christ property in Thornwood, according to Mount Pleasant officials. Wilder Balter Partners has been in discussion with the
Read MoreNew York reached its lowest statewide positivity rate in eight months on the seven-day average on Sunday, clocking in at 0.9 percent. The encouraging trend prompted Gov. Andrew Cuomo to proclaim that with the current flattening of the infections, he
Read MoreThe Kent Town Board will likely move to ban retail marijuana dispensaries within the community but first plan to hold a hearing next month to see where residents stand on the issue. With Gov. Andrew Cuomo legalizing recreational marijuana earlier
Read MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on nearly everyone’s lives and forced the cancellation of virtually every local event since March of last year. Now, one of the most popular fixtures on the local calendar is set to return. The
Read MoreA relatively small number of Mount Kisco residents last week recommended village officials pursue a proposed local law that would regulate the use of gas-powered leaf blowers. There were eight speakers who participated in the May 17 public hearing, although
Read MoreA Dobbs Ferry resident is facing murder charges after he stabbed a law enforcement official in the head last week. Matthew V. Burke, 36, was arrested and charged with first-degree attempted murder of a police officer and second-degree attempted murder,
Read MoreThe Croton-on-Hudson Village Board of Trustees voted last week to appoint Bryan Healy as Village Manager to replace Janine King, who is retiring after 24 years of service. Healy, 30, has worked for the Village of Croton-on-Hudson since February 2018
Read MoreBy Lindsay Marr The whole world is busy, always on to the next thing. We are constantly moving, hardly paying attention to the present. But not Eleanor Rahim. Rahim, an abstract painter, focuses on the simplicities of life through texture
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