News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
The Bedford Central School District announced Wednesday that a veteran New Jersey educator has been selected to become the district’s next permanent superintendent. Trustees sent out an e-mail blast informing the community of the appointment of Dr. Christopher Manno, currently
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board approved last week the final six modifications to Conifer Realty’s special permit for 28 affordable units in downtown Chappaqua but the applicant must still address multiple conditions before it may begin building. Board members unanimously
Read MoreWestchester Community College (WCC) and The College of New Rochelle announced a formal agreement last week that enhances and speeds the process for students who have earned their associate’s degree to transfer to the four-year college. The articulation agreement signed
Read MoreThe Chappaqua Board of Education is contemplating a $42.5 million capital projects referendum for Tuesday, June 14 that will transform existing space at the district’s schools into modern learning centers. If the bond is presented to voters and approved, the
Read MoreAn 11-person committee has released a series of recommendations in an effort to streamline the development approvals process in Mount Kisco. The Task Force on the Permitting Process unveiled its report during a joint village board and planning board work
Read MorePleasantville residents can expect to see an upswing in traffic through the village’s streets next week during the evening as a major Department of Transportation (DOT) project begins on the Saw Mill Parkway. The project calls for closures and detours
Read MoreIf there was a theme being conveyed at Thursday’s rally for Hillary Clinton at Purchase College, one only had to listen to the songs being played before she appeared on stage to figure out what it was – she’s a
Read MoreThe Bedford Teachers Association and district residents staged a rally late Wednesday afternoon in Mount Kisco urging the state to restore critical education funds to help the district close a more than $8.8 million budget deficit. More than 100 teachers
Read MorePlans to tear down the free-standing structure at 39 Marble Ave. in Pleasantville that formerly housed a Pizza Hut restaurant and construct a new building received the green light from the village planning board last week. The property was sold
Read MoreThe North Castle Planning Board last week approved the town’s plans for a new landscaped park near downtown Armonk on a parcel that saw most of its trees toppled during Superstorm Sandy. Site plan approval and wetlands and tree removal
Read More