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A 26-year-old Purdys man faces up to 30 years in prison after he was convicted Tuesday on eight felony counts related to sex crimes against two victims in 2016, including a Mount Kisco woman in her home. Ronal Danilo Sandoval-Campos
Read MoreRepresentatives of an addiction treatment center that opened recently at Chappaqua Crossing faced New Castle officials last week to answer questions and quell any fears that the facility could be harmful to the community. Mountainside Treatment Center, based in Canaan,
Read MoreBy Sean Browne The Mount Kisco Village Board approved an amendment to the zoning code last week to include family recreation facilities at the Diamond Properties complex on North Bedford Road and on Radio Circle. In a 4-1 decision, the
Read MoreThis has been an exhilarating summer for Adam Katz and Keith Corso. The two friends from Chappaqua and Horace Greeley High School graduates are members of a team called Operation Space, a group of about 45 college students from 30
Read MoreWestchester County Health Commissioner Dr. Sherlita Amler alerted the public Wednesday of a tick species that is new to the area but said precautions used for other ticks appear to be effective. The longhorn tick, which is native to Asia,
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board scrapped its sale of a nearly half-acre municipal-owned parcel adjacent to Ralph’s Ices in North White Plains two weeks after neighbors detailed a litany of troubles at the site. Supervisor Michael Schiliro made the announcement
Read MoreAn undocumented Guatemalan immigrant who was taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in April was released from custody last Monday after being detained for nearly three months. Enrique Lopez Perez, 42, was standing on a
Read MoreIt had been less than two weeks since Chad Golanec moved into the ranks of retired police officers but that didn’t prevent him from saving someone’s life last Wednesday on the Cross Westchester Expressway. The former New Castle police officer,
Read MoreMount Kisco village trustees Jean Farber and Karen Schleimer will be running for re-election this fall. The two Democrats announced their intentions to each seek their third two-year terms last week as the Westchester County Board of Elections accepts petitions
Read MoreLast November, Mount Kisco residents approved a more than $10 million bond resolution to refurbish and modernize the village’s three firehouses. Now, the Mount Kisco Volunteer Fire Department plans to show its gratitude to the community, interact more with residents
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