News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
A 43-year-old Valhalla man was arraigned on Tuesday for allegedly stealing nearly $94,000 from his homeowners’ association. John Pacor, an attorney and a former board member of the Pleasant Ridge Homeowners Association where he lives with his wife and children,
Read MoreFor close to 15 years, the Lagond Music School has done more than teach its students how to play an instrument. The school has served as a launching pad for the musical careers for some of the region’s most talented
Read MoreMount Pleasant residents flocked to the town pool last Friday to take advantage of a gorgeous late summer day, but some came for more than recreation. An event called Pool, Popsicles & Planning asked residents for their input in helping
Read MoreWestchester County police are inviting Mount Kisco residents to come downtown this Thursday, Aug. 30 for the second annual Cops & Cones event and chill out with the men and women who police their community every day. The event will
Read MoreDemocratic state Senate candidate Robert Kesten led a rally Sunday in Mount Kisco urging for legislation to guarantee that women’s rights, including legal access to abortions and health insurance coverage for contraceptives, be protected. Kesten, surrounded by a few dozen
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board voted unanimously last week to approve a water main project for a portion of Route 117 and water main and drainage improvements on Mountain Avenue. Trustees accepted a $700,074 bid from Legacy Supply LLC for
Read MoreA short stretch of Manville Road in Pleasantville was closed Wednesday afternoon and into the evening after the traffic signals at the intersection with Wheeler Avenue suddenly fell just short of hitting the pavement. Shortly before 2 p.m., it appears
Read MoreAnother attempt by an Armonk developer to relocate six affordable units from one of his projects to another was rejected last week as North Castle officials refused to reconsider their position on the issue. Developer Michael Fareri sent a letter
Read MorePleasantville officials are looking to increase parking to offset the projected loss of 41 spaces with the planned transformation of Memorial Plaza into a civic space. With the Village Board aiming to redevelop a roughly half-acre parcel on the west end of
Read MoreA Thornwood man was arrested last week for operating a scam targeting mainly the immigrant community throughout northern Westchester by promising apartments for rent but taking the victims’ money. Jeffrey Pena was arraigned Aug. 16 in Mount Pleasant Town Court
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