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County Executive Rob Astorino vetoed the Immigrant Protection Act on Wednesday, a bill approved by the Board of Legislators that would restrain Westchester from using its resources for immigration enforcement, because he said it would jeopardize public safety. Astorino said
Read MoreIt was a special day at the Mount Kisco Hebrew Congregation on Friday as a Holocaust survivor met the World War II veteran who liberated him from the Gunskirchen concentration camp in Austria nearly 72 years ago. Following the emotional
Read MoreA proposal for a four-story, 142-unit senior housing complex that would be located at 2 Morgan Drive was unveiled at the Aug. 8 Mount Kisco Planning Board meeting. Vancouver, WA-based Hawthorn Retirement Group’s conceptual site plan calls for the construction
Read MoreThere are many ways for carpenters to use their break periods on the job. Mount Kisco resident Andre Ferrara used his breaks to create and pen drawings of buildings in New York City, including ones he helped to create. An
Read MoreIBM is seeking North Castle Planning Board approval to add 442 additional parking spaces to its 1 North Castle Drive lot. Representatives of the company told the board on July 31 the additional spaces were needed because more employees have
Read MoreHengjun Chao was sentenced to 28 years in state prison today for shooting his former boss outside a Chappaqua deli last summer. Following his June trial, where the jury spent nearly an hour deliberating Chao’s fate, the Tuckahoe resident was
Read MoreA dispute broke out last week between Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi and Councilman Denis McCarthy over the handling of the broadcast of the July 11 town board meeting. McCarthy said last week, “the public process is again being compromised
Read MoreFollowing numerous complaints of toxic odors stemming from the Chappaqua Station apartment project site, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYDEC) suspended all work last Wednesday. With developer Conifer Realty recently excavating and removing contaminated soil at the
Read MoreAfter the Westchester County Board of Legislators passed the Immigration Protection Act, a bill that will restrain Westchester from using its resources for immigration enforcement, County Executive Rob Astorino announced his plan to veto the legislation. Following months of bipartisan
Read MoreWith a month away from the grand opening, the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center is gearing up for its inaugural fall season. The Chappaqua Performing Arts Center, formerly known as the Wallace Auditorium at Chappaqua Crossing, will re-open its doors on
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