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New Castle officials will consider activating a mask mandate in town as current COVID-19 cases are again on the upswing across the area and the state and uneasiness about the Omicron variant surfaces. On Tuesday evening, the Town Board is scheduled
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Planning Board last week accepted the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for the North 60 project near the Westchester Medical Center as complete and scheduled a Feb. 3 public hearing on the document. Acceptance of the FEIS
Read MoreHistory was made Sunday afternoon in Mount Kisco as the first Latin member of the community was sworn into office as a village trustee in a ceremony in front of Village Hall. Karine Patino, 34, an attorney who has lived
Read MoreA longtime Mount Pleasant Conservation Advisory Council (CAC) member received one of the most prestigious planning awards that can be presented to a local resident. Steven Kavee, who has served on the CAC for close to 30 years, including the
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board unanimously approved a commercial vehicle restriction on three key roads that are used as a shortcut, but many residents are also pressing for the town to consider closing off those streets to through traffic. Town
Read MoreA Chappaqua church has been forced to cancel its annual Christmas tree sale after the company it typically receives its supply from and a backup vendor were unable to deliver the stock. For the first time since starting its tree
Read MorePlans for a refurbished Pleasantville municipal pool are progressing as village officials and the project engineer focus on the filtration building design that would prevent debris from polluting the pool after major storms. Steve Rimkunas of Rimkunas Engineering said his
Read MoreTwo days before Thanksgiving, the SPCA of Westchester had plenty of reasons to be thankful. On Nov. 23, students from the Hawthorne Cedar Knolls Union Free School District delivered two crates that will be used to store the dogs’ toys
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Village Board voted unanimously last week to prohibit the operation of retail cannabis dispensaries and consumption lounges in the village. At the required public hearing prior to voting on the opt-out resolution, Mayor Peter Scherer noted the board
Read MoreWhen world-class live rock ‘n’ roll shakes the ground at the Pleasantville Music Festival next summer, audiences will enthusiastically embrace an event they have missed the past two years. Last week the Pleasantville Village Board approved a resolution authorizing the
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