Elinor Marzelli certainly earned her latest honor that has been more than 70 years in the making. The Town of Mount Pleasant recognized the 96-year-Marzelli Monday afternoon with an honorary renaming of Adela Place at the corner outside the family
Read MoreNorth Castle residents raised deep concerns last week over the cost of buying an acclaimed law firm’s building and converting it into a new municipal headquarters as well as potential redevelopment of the current Town Hall parcel. Many of the
Read MoreNorth Castle officials agreed to open a public hearing next month on acquiring the property and building that has housed a high-powered law firm in downtown Armonk to serve as the next Town Hall. The hearing on buying the building
Read MoreA group of speakers accused the Chappaqua School District earlier this month of effectively banning a book after the work was removed from the Seven Bridges Middle School library and placed at Horace Greeley High School. The Chappaqua Board of
Read MoreToiling long hours in local journalism it’s always far better for a media outlet to report the news than to become the news. That is without question. Unfortunately, this week, The Examiner becomes the news with the announcement that the
Read MoreThe two livestock guardian dogs at Stone Barns Center who last year managed to get loose fatally injuring a poodle and attacking its owner last February have run out of time. Appeals to spare Luna, a six-year-old Great Pyrenees, and
Read MoreWestchester voters will soon go to the polls to choose between Democrat Ken Jenkins and Republican Christine Sculti in a special election that will determine who completes the term of former county executive George Latimer. Early voting begins this Saturday
Read MoreThe Town of New Castle has received a $5 million state grant that will enable the town to begin building a 1.7-mile trailway from near the grounds of Horace Greeley High School to downtown Chappaqua. State Sen. Peter Harckham (D-Lewisboro)
Read MoreFor those who love golf, don’t you wish you can work on your swing or your putting or some other aspect of the game during the winter when the courses are closed? Chad Vaughn has recently solved that dilemma. In
Read MoreWestchester County and New York Medical College have plans to demolish a building once used to treat tuberculosis patients on the county’s Grasslands campus in Valhalla and build on-site housing for medical students. The county, which owns the land, would
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