News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
When you think of high school athletes in this area, lacrosse, basketball, baseball and track are some of the sports that come to mind. But five Horace Greeley High School students have found success on a far different playing field.
Read MoreThe woman who impersonated an attorney last summer in Pleasantville Village Court was sentenced Thursday to five years’ probation. Delilah Torres of Peekskill was sentenced on one count of first-degree offering a false instrument for filing, a Class E felony,
Read MoreMembers of the Mount Kisco Planning Board expressed safety concerns last week regarding a proposal to open a preschool in an existing building at 121 Smith Ave. Current plans call for the renovation of a two-story, 6,234-square-foot building to house
Read MoreThe Chappaqua boy who was arrested last month for threatening a school shooting and transmitting menacing texts to another student will remain at Westchester County Jail until he is placed in a psychiatric facility. The 16-year-old appeared before Town Justice
Read MoreA development group is prepared to submit an application for a major transformation of the MBIA property in Armonk that would propose more than 170 housing units and a 125-room hotel on the site. A partnership called Airport Campus, which
Read MoreMount Pleasant Director of Planning Pat Cleary and about 140 town residents packed the Community Center in Valhalla last Wednesday to begin the process of the town’s first Comprehensive Plan update in nearly 50 years. The Envision Mount Pleasant meeting
Read MoreBy Conor Sweeney After the success of its inaugural Electric Car Show last year, Teatown Lake Reservation is returning to host the latest in an array of electric cars and helping community members learn whether it’s right for them. The
Read MoreBy Susie Dummit With coyote sighting seemingly on the rise, many Westchester residents are rightfully worried about the threat that they pose. Last Wednesday, Carol Henger of Fordham University, who studies and tracks New York City’s urban and suburban coyotes,
Read MoreBy Sydney Shulman Neighbors of Sunshine Children’s Home and Rehabilitation Center expressed serious concerns last week about the impacts the facility’s expansion project will have on their wells and are skeptical about the monitoring process. A May 22 informational meeting
Read MoreMount Kisco The American Legion Post 136 in Mount Kisco will hold its annual Memorial Day parade on Wednesday, May 30 at 6:30 p.m. The parade route will begin at the corner of Smith Avenue and Main Street and proceed
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