County officials will resume a series of public engagement forums later this month that is intended to supplement the Westchester County Airport Master Plan, more than two years after the process was halted due to the pandemic. On May 24,
Read MoreThree years ago, the Bedford Central School District identified a long list of facilities improvements for its seven school buildings and athletic facilities at the Fox Lane campus. That master planning process estimated potential projects of up to $112 million
Read MoreIt promises to be quite a summer for Abigail, Zachary and Jeffrey Binder. The three members of the same family from Armonk will be competing at the 21st World Maccabiah Games in Israel starting in early July in three different
Read MoreLike countless youngsters before her, Kacy Espitia has been shaped by her experiences at the Boys and Girls Club of Northern Westchester. It has provided a place of community, mentorship and friendship on a regular basis for her and so
Read MoreThis article was corrected on May 10 at about 9:15 a.m. Correction details are beneath the article. For more than a decade Blythedale Children’s Hospital in Valhalla continues to reimagine space at its Bradhurst Avenue facility. Two weeks ago, the
Read MoreCOVID-19 cases continue to edge up in Westchester County and the region but hospitalizations and fatalities have seen little change. That is the trend that has emerged in recent weeks as the rate of infection has been creeping upward in
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board approved a six-month development moratorium for North Greeley Avenue last week as it weighs potential zoning changes designed to invigorate that portion of Chappaqua’s downtown. By a 4-1 vote, the board agreed to reinstate the
Read MoreThere are plenty of people who would like to see all residents have a decent and affordable place to live. For more than 50 years, Nick Beilenson didn’t just hope it would happen, he dedicated his life toward that goal.
Read MoreNorth Castle officials are fretting that a proposed 456-unit residential complex in Greenwich nearly pressed up against the state and town line will inundate their municipality’s roads and strain its infrastructure and services. Representatives for New York City-based developer Tishman Speyer
Read MoreThe New York State Department of Transportation (DOT) has committed to funding a long-awaited study of Route 9A from Mount Pleasant to Ossining as flooding, accidents and bridge strikes have plagued the antiquated roadway for years. Local and state representatives
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