Examiner members receive an exclusive preview of a news story that will be published this week in our print editions. The Mount Kisco Village Board took no action last week on a request by an anti-abortion group to hold an
Read MoreSpeculation continues to swirl as to why a majority of the North Castle Town Board this summer decided to replace a respected law firm as its labor and environmental counsel. Questions continue to surface stemming from the board’s 3-2 vote
Read MoreChappaqua school officials have reduced the size of the planned facilities and infrastructure referendum for later this fall by more than $5 million and consolidated the proposed projects into two propositions. The Board of Education and administration have removed a
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board declined to consider a proposal from an electric vehicle charging station company to install units with digital advertising, but officials will pursue allowing the chargers in certain zoning districts. Volta Charging LLC had proposed installing
Read MoreShortly after the start of the COVID-19 lockdown, a compilation of circumstances helped spawn the idea for local novelist Lynda Cohen Loigman’s new book. Loigman’s college-age daughter had been sent home from school, and her son was also taking his
Read MoreWhite Plains Planning Department officials received guidance from more than 50 residents last week as the city pursues a $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) state grant for public art, public spaces and bicycle and pedestrian improvements. The public session
Read MoreMount Kisco is once again faced with reducing the scope of work for renovating two of the village’s firehouses after the cost of the project has exceeded the budget by about a combined $700,000. Village officials revealed last week that
Read MoreNative Americans joined a group of New Castle residents who have vowed to preserve 20 forested acres that the Chappaqua School District owns, urging the Board of Education Wednesday evening to protect the land from development. Friends of Buttonhook, a
Read MoreAfter President Richard Nixon left office in disgrace in 1974, he lamented that he would likely only be remembered for Watergate and his trip to China to restore relations with the Communist power. Now, in his new book, “The Last
Read MoreMembers of the New Castle Conservation Board expressed concern last week that a proposed new section of the Town Code designed to address neglected property maintenance could ensnare homeowners who want to maintain longer grass and other foliage. Town officials
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