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County Executive Rob Astorino announced Tuesday that Westchester has complied with the terms of the affordable housing settlement with the federal government, apparently ending a contentious seven-year battle with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). During an afternoon
Read MoreBy Anna Young The Pleasantville and Chappaqua school districts are among three Westchester school systems collaborating with a local nonprofit organization on a cutting-edge technology education plan for students in the lower Hudson Valley. Both districts along with the Bronxville
Read MoreAs the deadline looms Saturday for Westchester to comply with the affordable housing settlement, County Executive Rob Astorino is scheduled to make a major announcement today (Tuesday) on the status of the agreement. Under the terms of the settlement between
Read MoreA Mount Vernon man who tried to stab a Westchester County police officer after a high-speed chase in Mount Kisco and Bedford last month was arraigned Thursday on an 11-count indictment, including first-degree attempted murder. Ronald Clare Greenland, 53, faces
Read MoreBy Anna Young Change can be an unnerving experience, but for the Pleasantville Lab School a move that was made this year has proven to be a winner. Last Wednesday, the Pleasantville Lab School hosted an open house reception to
Read MoreMount Pleasant’s $46.1 million 2017 budget was approved last week with the addition of five new police officers that pushes the spending plan over the property tax cap. The board voted 4-1 to approve the budget on Dec. 13. Councilman
Read MoreA California-based teen treatment center hoping to move into a residential Armonk neighborhood has agreed to a new timetable for North Castle officials to formally support or object to the proposed facility. Paradigm Treatment Centers, LLC, which is looking to
Read MoreA supermarket will return to New Castle by the end of the month. DeCicco & Sons is scheduled to open in Millwood Plaza on Dec. 30 in the space that had long been occupied by the now bankrupt A&P. While
Read MoreBeing part of a marriage where one spouse is Jewish and the other is not can be a challenging experience for a family even in the best situation. A new northern Westchester-based organization is reaching out to interfaith families to
Read MoreA write-in candidate who last week jumped into the race for the New Castle Fire District No. 1 Board of Commissioners Tuesday night won one of two seats on the board. Danna Goldman Schoenberg, who announced her write-in plans last
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