News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
Mount Pleasant Superintendent of Schools Dr. Susan Guiney announced this week she will retire at the end of the current academic year in June. Guiney, who has led the district since 2009-10, made the announcement at Wednesday night’s Board of
Read MoreA critic of New Castle’s handling of the Sunshine Children’s Home expansion review was arrested at Town Hall Tuesday night after he used profanity during the Planning Board meeting and refused to leave the room when ordered. Chappaqua resident Will
Read MoreThe postal service’s motto that snow and other weather conditions wouldn’t prevent mail couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds didn’t hold up for some Pleasantville residents following a recent snowstorm. A group of the village’s residents complained
Read MoreNorth Castle officials were served with an Article 78 by the North White Plains resident who had his term limits referendum petition ignored by the Town Board, touching off a brief brouhaha last week at Town Hall. Anthony Futia, who
Read MoreA second Republican announced last week he would vie for the party’s nomination for the 37th Senate District special election two days after Assemblywoman Shelley Mayer was endorsed by the Democrats. Dan Schorr, a former City of Yonkers Inspector General
Read MorePleasantville Village Clerk Judy Weintraub has informed the Village Board that she plans to retire at the end of March. In a letter submitted to Mayor Peter Scherer on Jan. 5, Weintraub, who has served as village clerk, records management
Read MorePleasantville firefighters gathered once again at Graham Hills Park Monday night to remember their former comrade Thomas Dorr. Friends and co-workers each held a candle during their annual vigil in front of a tree planted in memory of their fallen
Read MoreA joint meeting of the Mount Kisco Village Board and Planning Board is scheduled for Thursday evening, Jan. 18 at Village Hall to discuss several projects that are currently under consideration. Mayor Gina Picinich said the agenda includes a discussion
Read MoreA previous version of this story incorrectly reported that an Indian restaurant is moving into the space currently occupied by Zero Otto Nove on Old Route 22 in Armonk. In fact, an Indian restaurant is scheduled to move in next
Read MoreThe small fire that broke out at the Secret Service facility on the Clinton property Wednesday afternoon in Chappaqua was caused by a bathroom fan, New Castle Supervisor Robert Greenstein said. “Apparently a bathroom fan shorted out – burned a
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