The developer of a yet-to-be-built 20-unit condominium project in Armonk has sought a two-year extension to the deadline for completion after Westchester County Department of Health approval has been delayed for months. A public hearing for Michael Fareri’s project at
Read MoreThe Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for a 31-lot cluster subdivision on the shores of Pocantico Lake was accepted as complete last week by the Mount Pleasant Planning Board. The document for Meadows at Briarcliff, located on about 36 environmentally
Read MoreA controversy pitting Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner against his Town Board colleagues erupted over a sharp disagreement regarding spending on summer interns. Feiner sought to increase the budget line for the town’s high school and college interns from $15,000 to
Read MoreFor many people, the dwindling number of days in the year once Christmas is over means it’s time for fresh resolutions, most of which are likely doomed to fail or be abandoned before January is through. At The Examiner, we
Read MoreHorace Greeley High School’s BIPOC Student Union (BSU) continued to press Chappaqua school officials to quickly fill a key administrative position a week after one of its members reported hearing students using racial slurs at the Chappaqua Library. At the
Read MoreTwo weekends before Christmas Michelle Leyva saw her son Jaycee thriving, a typically active two-year-old with an abundance of energy. He played soccer on Saturday, took his tumbling class on Sunday and the family, like countless others, was looking forward
Read MoreFor the second time in recent weeks, the Mount Pleasant Building Department last week shut down a vape shop in town that had opened illegally less than two days earlier. Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi said that within the past month a
Read MoreA proposal to redevelop the former MBIA property in Armonk has been significantly altered with plans now calling for 125 fee simple townhouses and 50 age-restricted apartments. Airport Campus, the applicant for the project at 113 King St., and its
Read MoreNearly a year after last appearing before the Mount Kisco Planning Board, review of Homeland Towers’ controversial cell tower proposal on a 25-acre parcel resumed last week with the applicant no longer considering Leonard Park. Attorney Robert Gaudioso, who represents
Read MoreA group of Fox Lane girls’ softball parents submitted a letter to Bedford school officials on Friday, detailing the steps they believe the district should take in order to deliver gender equity. In the letter, parents claim the district is
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