News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
Hundreds of police officers throughout the lower Hudson Valley participated in a caravan Sunday afternoon to the Harlem police precinct that saw one of its officers fatally shot Friday night and another fighting for his life. About 50 law enforcement
Read MoreThe Byram Hills Board of Education will be accepting letters of interest for the remainder of this week from community members who would like to fill the recently vacated board seat until the May election. Board members reached consensus at
Read MoreMore than 100 Pleasantville School District residents have signed up to volunteer for the district’s new Diversity Equity and Inclusion Access (DEIA) Stakeholder Committee. The group met for the first time on Dec. 20, and according to Superintendent of Schools
Read MoreMount Kisco’s DPW foreman was arrested last month on charges following a complaint by his wife that he violated an order of protection against her, the second time in less than a year he has been arrested. Westchester County police
Read MoreMost of the work coming out of Chad Kraus’s Pleasantville photography studio are the images he captures for couples and families on some of their most special days – weddings, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs and other celebrations and parties. Starting
Read MoreThe Bedford Board of Education will soon be holding public information sessions related to the major facilities bond the district is contemplating for this May. Trustee Alexandra White said that over the next month the board is going to schedule
Read MoreThe Town of New Castle has secured a state grant that will pay for the majority of the cost of 10 new electric vehicle chargers at public parking lots throughout the town. The charging stations, all considered Level 2, which
Read MoreAbout 25 firefighters, friends and members of law enforcement gathered Monday evening for a candlelight vigil around the 25-year-old maple tree planted at Graham Hills Park in memory of a slain Pleasantville firefighter. Tom Dorr, who was killed on Jan.
Read MoreDespite reducing tree removal and eliminating encroachment in the buffer, the Mount Kisco Planning Board heard sharp criticisms last week from residents and other interested parties against a proposed solar farm on a 25-acre parcel. Public speakers at the continuation
Read MoreConstruction of a new Pleasantville village pool will begin at the end of the 2022 summer season, driving a concern to prevent flooding from the adjacent Nannahagan Pond that has previously damaged the existing facility. At last week’s Pleasantville Village
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