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A Mount Kisco storefront that has been empty for more than four years since Borders bookstore vacated will finally be occupied next year. The village planning board voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve a special use permit to allow Modell’s
Read MoreResidents in three New Castle communities saw the chances of having their homes connected to sewers increase significantly Monday night when the Westchester County Board of Legislators authorized spending $16 million for the town’s sewer expansion project. By a 12-5
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board approved a new contract for Town Administrator Joan Goldberg last week ensuring the municipality’s first-ever administrator will remain in place for at least the next two years. The three-year agreement, approved 4-0 by the board
Read MoreA White Plains-based developer is proposing a major development for a portion of the property owned by the Legion of Christ in Mount Pleasant that would include 116 single-family homes and an assisted living facility. The developer, Baker Residential, is
Read MoreAn area supermarket celebrated a fresh start this week while another will have its doors shuttered with apparently no new operator set to take over. The former Mount Kisco A&P on North Bedford Road reopened Thursday at 7 a.m. as
Read MoreA U.S. magistrate judge ruled Thursday that Westchester County was in compliance with the affordable housing settlement late last year because it had provided financing for enough units to meet its 2014 benchmark. Judge Gabriel Gorenstein determined that the county
Read MorePatsy and Raj Bobde of Ossining had struggled for years to have a child, but when their daughter Yashwini arrived nine months ago, she was months earlier than expected and weighed just a pound. “I had just scheduled my baby
Read MoreWestchester County Crime Stoppers announced Wednesday a new $3,500 reward for information on a Pleasantville murder investigation that is nearly 20 years old. Organization Chairman Derickson Lawrence said he hoped the new reward, along with an existing $2,500 reward from
Read MoreThe investigation into the murder of Pleasantville resident Linda Falkoff last year is now focused on DNA recovered at the scene and there are various suspects who are being pursued, police announced Wednesday morning. “There is more than one suspect,
Read MoreNew Castle officials stressed that the updated Comprehensive Plan will emphasize revitalized commercial hamlets but in 10 years the town’s residential zones will look similar to today. Town Director of Planning Sabrina Charney Hull said that while the public had
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