News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
The Mount Kisco Planning Board is reviewing a proposal for a community solar power area that would be located on a portion of the Oakwood Cemetery at 304 Lexington Ave. The project is proposed by Sunrise Solar Solutions, LLC of
Read MoreWith school threats becoming more frequent, the Westchester County District Attorney’s office met with more than two dozen police officers and school resource officers last week to enhance communication that will better protect school communities. During the first-ever School Resource
Read MoreAn elderly Chappaqua man crashed his silver Toyota Highlander into Pleasantville Pharmacy midday on Friday, destroying the front window, large segments of the interior and also injuring a customer. The driver, Ray MacDonnell, 90, was not injured, nor was his
Read MoreDemocratic Senate candidate Robert Kesten and child abuse survivor Gary Greenberg stood in solidarity last week blasting state officials for their refusal to support the Child Victims Act. The legislation, which would help child sex abuse survivors seek justice as
Read MoreSummer is roughly at its midpoint and Peter Harckham is comfortable with his standing in the 40th state Senate District race. That doesn’t mean he’s resting on his laurels. To the contrary, the former Westchester County legislator has been out
Read MoreThe Katonah Arts Center has proposed moving its operation to a space on Mount Kisco’s Radio Circle hoping to capitalize on a move to a busy village. The center, currently located in Goldens Bridge, appeared before the Mount Kisco Planning
Read MoreNorth Castle officials delivered an ultimatum to the owner of Ralph’s Ices last Wednesday, urging him to take steps to comply with the site plan by next week or potentially face town enforcement. Frustrated by the slow pace of progress
Read MoreLike generations before him, Victor Ramon’s dedication — putting in countless hours to earn the rank of Eagle Scout paid off not only for himself but for his home community of Mount Kisco. Ramon built seven wooden boxes to hold
Read MoreWhen the 91st Academy Awards ceremony is held next February, Emily Ann Hoffman could be one of the filmmakers in line for a world famous golden statuette. The 2011 Fox Lane High School graduate and Bedford resident received the Best
Read MoreAn organization that has been creating community gardens and promotes environmental sustainability has opened a co-operative garden where a portion of the harvest will be donated to a local pantry. InterGenerate has partnered with Arc of Westchester on the garden
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