News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
The 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
Read MoreBy Art Nelson and Martin Wilbur As a lifelong sports enthusiast, Mount Kisco resident Craig Sulema has taken his passion to a new level. Shortly before the pandemic, Sulema became a part owner of the New York Hoop Dragons, a
Read MoreJazz is often considered an American art form, but the musical genre has been enjoyed by music fans around the globe. On Saturday evening, two Westchester jazz musicians will be performing the music of one of the world’s most eclectic
Read MoreFor 50 years, people in the southern and central part of Westchester County who don’t have health insurance or can’t afford the high cost of co-pays even with insurance have had someplace to go for their healthcare needs. The Mount
Read MoreResidents opposing acquisition of a 25-acre property through eminent domain persuaded the Mount Kisco Village Board last week to resume the public hearing this Saturday and include a question-and-answer session regarding cell tower relocation to Leonard Park. Critics and supporters
Read MoreCommunities across the region and the nation participated in Earth Day celebrations last weekend, many stressing the importance of a clean environment and reducing carbon footprint to slow down and possibly reverse the effects of climate change. Pleasantville did something
Read MoreParents and community members angered by a sluggish response by Bedford School District officials to images of naked special education students being circulated again confronted the Board of Education last week demanding change. During the Apr. 20 board meeting that
Read MoreNew Castle officials have been given an approximate starting time for when Westchester County will begin construction of its sewage diversion project along Hunts Lane, but those in the area should prepare for two years of headaches. Town Administrator Jill
Read MoreA jam-packed crowd filled Soul Brewing Co. in Pleasantville on Sunday, eager to hear the lineup for the 16th Pleasantville Music Festival scheduled for Saturday, July 9 at Parkway Field. “It’s been a long time since I last made an
Read MoreA proposal before the Pleasantville Planning Commission to build two two-family homes has sparked a debate within the village about its two-family zoning, which permits the multifamily homes. One of the structures has been proposed for the corner of Bedford
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