News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
It is official; there will be a competitive race for a seat on the Mount Pleasant Town Board this fall. The Westchester County Board of Elections recently rejected an effort from a local Republican to petitions signed on behalf of
Read MoreAs more information about the early morning fire on Wednesday that killed Chrystine Nicholas in Mt. Kisco is released, more questions remain. According to a report in The Journal News, sons of the elderly couple George Nicholas (93) and his
Read MoreChappaqua to consider additional spots depending on popularity – By Kerry Barger The Town of New Castle’s energy-efficient drivers will have to pay up to plug in at the Chappaqua Metro-North station. During its Aug. 4 work session, the New Castle
Read MoreBy Laura Fasano – Recent high school graduates are getting ready to go off to college – and many of their parents are also preparing to leave. New Castle community leaders have been discussing how to retain empty nesters and senior
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board voted unanimously on Aug. 5 to approve an ultraviolet light water purification system and to take $1 million out of the fund balance for road maintenance projects. Nicholas Hyde, project engineer working for the town,
Read MoreDespite the threat of a lawsuit from a resident, the North Castle Town Board voted unanimously on a series of resolutions to begin the process of making repairs and maintenance to the Long Pond Park dam on Aug. 5. Some
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board is scheduled to vote on two measures designed to save thousands of dollars and on a residential zoning moratorium when it meets this week (Aug. 11). At the Aug. 4 work session Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi
Read MoreThe popular Mount Pleasant Day is back again on Aug. 16. The second annual street fair and car show is slated for noon to 5 p.m. on Elwood Avenue near the Hawthorne Metro-North station. The event is being sponsored by
Read MoreIn recognition of their exemplary leadership in drafting the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, Pace University School of Law and the International Council of Environmental Law conferred upon Ambassador Macharia Kamau of Kenya and Ambassador Csaba Kőrösi of Hungary the
Read MoreArmonk will get another chance at having a farmers market this fall. The North Castle Town Board granted permission on July 22 for Hillside Church on Bedford Road to have a market on its grounds for a trial run for
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