News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
A 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
Read MoreBy Anna Young and David Propper A minor fire was quickly extinguished at a Secret Service facility on Bill and Hillary Clinton’s Chappaqua property on Wednesday afternoon. New Castle Police Department Sergeant Arthur Mendoza confirmed a fire broke out and
Read MoreMount Kisco village officials are withholding support for proposed improvements by the state at the busy Route 117/172 intersection until they can review a traffic study to gauge the impacts on the area. The state Department of Transportation (DOT) is
Read MoreCNBC director and Pleasantville resident Daniel Switzen appeared in Village Court Tuesday night after he was arrested for allegedly installing cameras in his home to spy on his live-in nanny. Switzen, 44, was arrested on Nov. 14 after his nanny
Read MoreCounty Executive George Latimer was sworn into office on Monday, vowing to create a more transparent and renewed government throughout his term. Moments after Latimer was sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Gretchen Walsh in White Plains, he announced that
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board approved the acquisition of an electric bus as a shuttle between Chappaqua Crossing and downtown Chappaqua despite distance limitations and a potential disproportionate benefit for the new development’s residents. In a split 3-2 vote last
Read MoreLocal municipalities have made arrangements for property owners to pre-pay 2018 property taxes through Friday after Congress recently passed the Tax Cut and Jobs Act, which will limit state and local deductions next year. Despite the change in law, property
Read MoreResidents in New Castle and North Castle will soon have to get used to finding a new way to leave their recyclables outside their homes if they want to see the items picked up. Officials in both towns are trying
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