News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
Westchester County Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man who robbed a Wells Fargo bank branch at 195 N. Bedford Rd. in Mount Kisco Saturday morning. The man, who was wearing a hard hat and a reflective
Read MoreBy Sarah Bonanno The Pleasantville Village Board approved Monday night the village’s participation in a Community Choice Aggregation Energy Program (CCA), a pilot program through Sustainable Westchester designed to save residents money on their energy bills. Sustainable Westchester, a nonprofit
Read MoreCounty officials are considering a series of small property acquisitions that would sprinkle one to three units of affordable housing on parcels in hopes of helping the county comply with the federal housing settlement. Board of Legislators Chairman Michael Kaplowitz said
Read MoreLocal movie buffs may soon be losing one of their prime venues if a redevelopment plan comes to fruition. The owner of the All Westchester Saw Mill Multiplex Cinemas in Hawthorne has proposed to tear down the 10-screen theater at
Read MoreThe Pleasantville High School varsity football team has been enduring practices in the summer heat to get ready for their season opener on Sept. 5. But during last Wednesday afternoon’s drills it wasn’t the coaching staff that was putting the
Read MoreThe Westchester County Department of Health notified Pleasantville officials on Friday that a skunk captured on Wednesday in the village had been confirmed as rabid. Caren Halbfinger, a spokeswoman for the Department of Health, said the skunk sprayed three dogs
Read MoreThe father of the underage Pleasantville girl who crashed his car last summer in the Poconos killing three Pennsylvania teens was sentenced Thursday to six and a half to 16 years in jail. Michael Ware, 54, of Scarsdale received the sentence
Read MoreBy Kerry Barger – The Town of New Castle got the party started a bit early during its Aug. 11 work session, as the board took a moment to celebrate the upcoming 100th birthday of Chappaqua resident Esther Miller. Flanked by
Read MoreBy Sarah Bonanno – At its meeting last week, the Pleasantville Village Board voted in support of a resolution that urges the County Board of Legislators to enact legislation that would ban retail use of single-use plastic bags and expanded polystyrene
Read MoreA fatal fire, believed to be electrical in nature, claimed the life of an 86-year-old Mount Kisco woman, and according to Mayor Michael Cindrich, put her 93-year-old husband in a coma on Aug. 13. “The last I heard, he was
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