News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
A dispute between the Town of New Castle and Village of Mount Kisco regarding which municipality is responsible for a damaged culvert on Byram Lake Road may be headed to litigation. Notices of claim were filed by each municipality against
Read MoreResidents of a quiet Armonk street are hoping to prevent an adolescent residential treatment center from moving into a nearby eight-bedroom estate fearing the activity will threaten their neighborhood, properties and quality of life. A petition against the plan, which
Read MoreAnna Young After months of work by village officials and residents, the Pleasantville Village Board’s proposed updated Master Plan was met with mixed reaction from residents last week. Representatives from the planning firm BFJ Planning of Manhattan presented the board
Read MoreHundreds of miles and busy schedules often keep generations of families apart. That can be especially true for seniors, who may move to retirement communities throughout the country while children and grandchildren maintain hectic lives elsewhere. In hopes of reuniting
Read MoreOne of the most anticipated days of the year is once again about to be celebrated in Armonk. North Castle’s annual Frosty Day is scheduled for Sunday afternoon, featuring an assortment of fun activities for the entire family throughout downtown.
Read MoreA new site for art lovers has popped up in Mount Kisco. A pop-up art gallery has opened in an empty storefront at 10 S. Moger Ave. in the village’s downtown. An artists’ reception was held on Sunday to celebrate
Read MoreNew Castle officials are pushing forward with efforts to pursue multiple sources of funding in hopes of eventually building a bridge over the Roaring Brook Road grade crossing and the Saw Mill River Parkway. At a Nov. 15 work session
Read MoreThree-term Village of Pleasantville Trustee Mindy Berard announced last week that she has decided against running for re-election next March and will retire from the board when her term expires. Berard, who has served since being elected to the board
Read MoreDon’t expect Ana Navarro to sit quietly on the sidelines now that the election is over and Donald Trump will be sworn in as the nation’s 45th president in two months. The longtime Republican, television political commentator and unabashed Trump
Read MoreYou don’t have to be a kid to appreciate a special show scheduled for this Saturday afternoon in Chappaqua. The first Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival Story Concert will be presented at Wallace Auditorium, a joint effort between the festival and
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