The Democratic candidates for New Castle Town Board are looking to get their Republican opponents thrown off an independent party line for this year’s election asserting that the challengers are … [Read more...]
Ex-P’ville Resident Writes Book on Surviving an Internment Camp
Many Americans have become increasingly aware that the internment camps held tens of thousands of people of Japanese ancestry during World War II. William Reese Hamilton experienced more harsh … [Read more...]
Mt. Pleasant Highway Department to Begin Road Work This Week
The Mount Pleasant Highway Department is scheduled to begin various work on certain roads starting this week. On Monday, June 24 milling is set to begin with micro-sealing due to start on Friday, … [Read more...]
New Castle Police Chief Ferry to Retire Next Week
After a 35-year career with the New Castle Police Department, Chief Charles Ferry will be retiring next week. Ferry, who has served as chief of the 37-officer department for the past 10 years, … [Read more...]
Kisco Assisted Living Developer Files Another Lawsuit Against Village
A developer who has sought to build a 129-unit assisted living facility in Mount Kisco filed another lawsuit against the village in state Supreme Court last week claiming officials have reneged on an … [Read more...]
End of the Line for Pleasantville United Methodist Church
The Pleasantville United Methodist Church officially disbanded on Sunday, ending a nearly 240-year presence in the community. Word of the demise of the dwindling congregation, which has worshipped … [Read more...]
No. Castle Approves Controversial Rezone for Mariani Gardens
The North Castle Town Board approved a rezone of the Mariani Gardens property and a revision of the Comprehensive Plan for potential development of a 43-unit multifamily project despite repeated … [Read more...]
North Castle Tabs Buchanan Official to Fill Administrator’s Post
The North Castle Town Board looked to another Westchester municipality to find its next permanent administrator. Kevin Hay, 45, who has served as the administrator in the Village of Buchanan since … [Read more...]
Sisters’ Lemonade Stand Returns to Chappaqua This Saturday
If you’re shopping at the Chappaqua Farmers Market this Saturday and you’re a little bit thirsty, there’s a place you can go to for a cold drink while contributing to a great cause. Chappaqua … [Read more...]
Pleasantville Author Finds Solace in Exploring Sister’s Hardships
By Lindsay Emery Author, poet and psychotherapist Susan Rudnick remembers writing poetry from as young as eight years old, staying up late to compose pieces about almost anything. Her … [Read more...]
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