It’s been more than 20 years since the Jacob Burns Film Center opened its doors, but after thousands of screenings, hundreds of special events and innumerable film education courses, the possibilities to engage the public never cease A few years
Read MoreTown of New Castle staff is conducting a completeness review for an application for the proposed low-carbon-footprint mixed-use development at 50 N. Greeley Ave. after the developer formally submitted plans early this summer. FFLP Holding 50 North Greeley LLC and
Read MoreMount Kisco’s seventh annual photography exhibit, “The Nature, Culture and People of Mount Kisco,” regularly provides some stunningly beautiful images of scenes captured around the village. But the now annual call for local amateur photographers is more than just to
Read MoreMaking sure all of the safety features on a car work well and the driver has their lights, seat, steering wheel and mirrors in proper position is critical at any age. For older adults who are still driving, making sure
Read MoreThe Chappaqua School District will convene a task force to help phase in electric buses so the district can comply with the state mandate that all school buses be electric in New York by 2035. A study was recently completed
Read MoreThe Village of Mount Kisco will be holding a celebration this Saturday afternoon in downtown that seems long overdue. The community will be holding its inaugural Hispanic Heritage Festival on the grounds around Village Hall from 12 to 7 p.m.
Read MoreThe Town of North Castle may soon be the next community to introduce a dog park. Last week, the Town Board announced its intention to hold a public hearing at an upcoming meeting on the proposal to use a piece
Read MoreNew Castle fire commissioners are appealing to their architect to revise plans for the expanded firehouse to place toilets inside the shower room to limit the spread of contaminants after firefighters return from a call. Commissioner Nancy Zezze, who raised
Read MoreAs a longtime psychotherapist, Susan Friedman has plenty of experience helping people try to overcome trauma. In her debut novel, Friedman uses some of that expertise to weave a different type of story. “Klara’s Truth,” which was released in June,
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Board of Education voted unanimously last week to schedule a Dec. 17 referendum to help fund a $15 million capital project to upgrade district athletic and recreational facilities. “This resolution is to solidify the board’s commitment to the
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