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A Pleasantville man suspected of running a major marijuana operation was arrested Thursday afternoon as authorities seized hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and a large amount of marijuana from his residence. Ronnie Bordin, 60, of 204 Washington Ave.,
Read MoreOn a typical Sunday morning, Pastor Michael Blacker might be joined by five to 15 parishioners in a small, upstairs space on Mount Kisco’s South Moger Avenue. That may be a paltry number to most congregations, but Blacker is aware
Read MoreAllowing three-story mixed-use development on Route 22 in North White Plains was among the key zoning issues North Castle officials debated last week during a work session on the Comprehensive Plan update. The issue of whether to permit three-story structures
Read MoreA developer is pursuing a zoning change from the Mount Pleasant Town Board for a proposed hotel and apartment complex on Skyline Drive in Hawthorne. The proposal from the Jersey City, N.J.-based Roseland Residential Trust and the Robert Martin Company,
Read MoreThousands of Westchester residents marched through White Plains on Saturday to demand stricter gun laws in hopes of putting an end to the rash of gun violence and mass shootings in schools. The White Plains March For Our Lives rally
Read MoreIf you need a break from life or just need a good laugh, head over to Lucy’s Lounge in Pleasantville on Saturday evening where local comedian Tom Grossi will take the stage to record his debut comedy album. Since Grossi
Read MoreThe North Castle Planning Board last week told representatives for the Townhouse Diner to return with a revised plan to address safety concerns at the site of the North White Plains restaurant. A dispute between the board and the applicant
Read MoreAbout 35 Mount Kisco residents and merchants brainstormed on ideas to help reshape the village’s downtown area during a Comprehensive Plan workshop last Saturday. Frank Fish, president of BFJ Planning, the firm hired by the village to lead the update,
Read MoreA potential buyer has emerged for downtown Chappaqua’s Senter Street firehouse who could transform the nearly century-old building into a restaurant. Last month, local residents Steffi and Phil Green reached out to the New Castle Fire District No. 1 Board
Read MoreThe Chappaqua Board of Education appointed a Mahopac educator to serve as the district’s new assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction last week. Dr. Adam Pease was appointed during the board’s Mar. 14 meeting following a six-week interview process that
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