By Abby Luby— Severe flooding a few weeks ago caused Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi to declare a 30-day State of Emergency for the town. Among the extensive damages, flooding closed several streets throughout the town, destroyed public drain systems
Read MorePleasantville’s central business district moratorium has expired and village officials now must decide how best to move forward. At the July 24 Village Board work session, trustees discussed what they saw as the most important and relevant issues and what
Read MoreHerbert Sazo may only have a few weeks to live, but to look at him you’d never know it. Last week, Sazo had a huge smile on his face as he was surrounded by friends and staff at the Phelps
Read MoreMany residents who live in one of the 29 Westchester municipalities and have been enrolled in the Westchester Power Community Energy Program through Sustainable Westchester thought they were likely to get lower electricity rates. But over the past year, those
Read MoreThe Village of Pleasantville is known for being a walking village where residents and visitors are encouraged to get around on foot. But walking across the Saw Mill River Parkway at Grant Street has become increasingly more perilous. A recent
Read MoreSurrounded by friends, family and various Republican officials, Somers resident Gina Arena announced Friday that she will be running for the 40th state Senate District next year. Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the U.S.A.” was playing as Rep. Mike Lawler (R-Pearl
Read MoreSeveral pairs of little feet pitter-patter around a large, brightly lit space at KidStrong, the new fitness and development center for children that recently opened in Thornwood. Running a simple relay race are tykes ages two to four with their
Read MoreThe proposal to build four homes on the site of the former Girl Scouts property on Pleasantville’s Great Oak Lane continued last week before the village’s Planning Commission. The commission reviewed updated plans showing the requested revisions, including the shifting
Read MoreBy Louise Grant Republican voters in Patterson are heading to the polls to choose their party’s nominees for the next town supervisor and two seats on the Town Board. Squaring off in the race for supervisor are incumbent Richard Williams,
Read MoreThe June 27 Republican primary in Southeast will see three candidates squaring off for their party’s nomination for the Southeast Town Board. Councilman John O’Connor is running for a second four-year term while fellow incumbent Edwin Alvarez has decided against
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