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Having recently restricted where vape shops can operate, the New Castle Town Board is now considering raising the minimum age to purchase items related to smoking. Town Attorney Nicholas Ward-Willis told the Town Board at its Dec. 11 work session
Read MoreA national program is coming to Mount Pleasant this weekend to remember veterans who never returned while fighting in wars dating back to the American Revolution. A Wreaths Across America ceremony has been scheduled for this Saturday, Dec. 16 at
Read MorePleasantville officials sought public feedback last week as they continue their work redesigning the civic space in a portion of the village’s downtown. The Dec. 7 workshop at the Clinton Street Senior Center focused on comments from last month’s gathering
Read MoreDiamond Properties has signed a lease to move the Bedford Hills ShopRite to Mount Kisco but the applicant will need a zoning text amendment from the Village Board for that to happen. The 70,000-square-foot supermarket would relocate from its current
Read MoreA 16-year-old Valhalla High School student was struck and killed by a Metro-North train at the Valhalla station Monday morning. A Metro-North spokesperson said the accident occurred at 7:45 a.m. when the Grand Central-bound Harlem line train that left Wassaic
Read MoreDiamond Properties has signed a lease to move the Bedford Hills ShopRite to Mount Kisco but the applicant will need a zoning text amendment from the Village Board for that to happen. The 70,000-square-foot supermarket would relocate from its current
Read MoreThere’s been plenty of discussion about journalism recently and its role in society, given the current political climate. The interest among the general public hasn’t been lost on the student journalists at Byram Hills High School. Last week students at
Read MoreBy Erin Maher West Patent Elementary School parents fretting over the potential impact of a change in the Mount Kisco Elementary School bilingual program sharply expressed their disapproval about a plan that could increase enrollment at their school. Bedford Superintendent
Read MoreThe Town of New Castle has launched an investigation into recent site disturbance on a portion of the Sunshine Children’s Home & Rehabilitation Center after multiple complaints from neighbors were brought to the town’s attention. Jennifer Gray, counsel for the
Read MoreBedford Supervisor Chris Burdick announced Tuesday that he will seek the Democratic nomination for a 37th Senate District special election for the seat being vacated by County Executive-elect George Latimer. Burdick said the district requires representation from a strong leader,
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