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Just in time for the fall sports season, the new Modell’s Sporting Goods store on East Main Street is set to open in Mount Kisco later this month, ,Mayor Michael Cindrich said on Aug. 11. “Modell’s in on target to
Read MoreDue to a malfunction at the Commerce Street Pump Station, which includes Hawthorne, Thornwood and Valhalla, all homes and businesses are on high water restrictions. Until further notice, the Town of Mount Pleasant has banned car washing and the use
Read MoreThe Village of Pleasantville will receive some valuable and very affordable help in updating its master plan this fall from the National Endowment of the Arts (NEA). Mayor Peter Scherer will attend the Mayors’ Institute on City Design in Miami
Read MoreThe Westchester County Board of Acquisition and Contracts agreed on Aug. 4 to provide additional funding for the study of North 60, a $1.2 billion biomedical project being proposed in Valhalla. Last week’s action amends an existing contract with Fareri
Read MoreFew Americans can claim that their neighbor and fellow town resident has run for president of the United States. For the grassroots group Chappaqua Friends of Hill, support for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton goes beyond her Chappaqua address and
Read MoreThe former Horace Greeley High School drama teacher accused of having sexual contact with students agreed to plead guilty Thursday evening to three misdemeanor charges of endangering the welfare of a child. The plea arrangement, announced in New Castle Justice Court
Read MoreMotorists should anticipate delays later this week when the second phase of the Saw Mill Parkway project in Pleasantville resumes on Saturday morning. The scheduled 21-day project will be worked on around the clock. During that time, the southbound lanes
Read MoreA new mixed-use building is being proposed for the Washington Avenue property where Try & Buy toy store operated for more than 40 years and is still occupied by other tenants. The plan, being drawn up by Gallin Beeler Design
Read MoreA familiar face will be the proprietor of the new restaurant that will be moving into the Mount Kisco train station space. The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) confirmed Monday that Joseph Bueti, owner of Village Social Kitchen and Bar on
Read MoreTwo Republican candidates urged the public to quickly comment on a proposed U.S. Department of Education plan that would designate schools with at least a 5 percent opt-out rate from Common Core testing as in need of improvement. Julie Killian,
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