It’s always great to receive a package at Christmastime. That’s especially true if you’re halfway around the world and won’t be home for the holidays. About 370 students in grades 1-8 and their … [Read more...]
New Castle to Vote on Traffic Plan; Whole Foods Could Open By Saturday
New Castle officials will decide later this week whether to approve a temporary traffic plan that could enable Chappaqua Crossing developer Summit/Greenfield to obtain a Temporary Certificate of … [Read more...]
Mount Pleasant Officials Faced With New Proposed Group Home
The Mount Pleasant Town Board may fight a group home in Valhalla that has been proposed by a New York City-based organization which helps the intellectually and developmentally disabled. Supervisor … [Read more...]
Proposed P’ville Microbrewery, Tasting Room Advances
Plans for a brewery on Wheeler Avenue in Pleasantville took a step forward after the village’s Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved the application last week. The property at 41 Wheeler … [Read more...]
Chappaqua Whole Foods Opening Postponed; Traffic, Safety Concerns Cited
The opening of the Chappaqua Whole Foods was postponed last Friday after New Castle town and planning board members agreed they would not risk public safety until several traffic and road concerns are … [Read more...]
Valhalla Telemedicine Firm Looks to Improve Doctor-Patient Dynamic
More than a decade ago, Dr. Samant Virk noticed that advances in technology were helping him and countless others with mundane tasks such as banking or shopping. But when Virk, a practicing … [Read more...]
Latimer Searches for Revenues in Navigating First County Budget
Last week’s downgrade of Westchester’s financial ratings may not have come as a surprise to County Executive George Latimer but that doesn’t make the challenge of balancing the 2019 budget and … [Read more...]
Mt. Kisco Weighs Policy Revisions to Bolster Code Enforcement
An issue that has been a longstanding problem in Mount Kisco may finally be addressed in the near future. The Village Board is considering policy changes for stricter enforcement of the … [Read more...]
Bedford Officials Unveil Preliminary School of Choice Policy
By Erin Maher The Bedford Board of Education revealed a proposed policy last week with guidelines to determine next year’s placement for Dual Language Bilingual Education (DLBE) and traditional … [Read more...]
P’ville High Freshman Displays Incredible Skill for Innovations
Pleasantville teen Grant Becker is taking the village by storm with his innovative projects. Ever since the 14-year-old was introduced to Maker Faire events in New York City with his mother, Becker … [Read more...]
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