News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
By Lindsay Burgess A new program is going to give a lucky Westchester resident something to smile about. The Second Chance program, established by oral and maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Zachary Weber and prosthodontist Dr. Jerome Loewenstein, will provide one applicant
Read MoreBy Catherine Ferris In a small glass case hanging on the wall of Lange’s Little Store in Chappaqua is a folded American flag. This flag, flown in Iraq, was given to Richard Lange, the owner of the deli, after packages
Read MoreMariano Rivera arrived in Mount Kisco recently to provide a spark to his new team. His pep talk had nothing to do with baseball, but rather to help his sales staff at Rivera Toyota and Scion of Mount Kisco, the
Read MoreIn a small glass case hanging on the wall of Lange’s Little Store in Chappaqua is a folded American flag. This flag, flown in Iraq, was given to Richard Lange, the owner of the deli, after packages were sent to
Read MoreFormer Mount Pleasant Police Chief Brian Fanelli pleaded guilty Monday to possession of child pornography in federal court in White Plains. Fanelli entered his plea to one count of possession of child pornography in front of District Court Judge Kenneth
Read MoreFour months after the worst accident in Metro-North history, state Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) and various local elected officials endorsed state legislation Monday that would give municipalities the option to install video cameras at railroad crossings. The measure, which was
Read MoreLocal and county Republicans introduced Thornwood resident Margaret Cunzio as their new candidate Monday afternoon for the District 3 Board of Legislators seat replacing Michael Smith who recently withdrew from the race. Cunzio, 40, a professor at Iona College and
Read MoreThe importance of volunteering and public service was instilled in Ed Brancati from childhood. His parents, Ed and Sue, were active at their house of worship, the Mount Kisco Presbyterian Church, and his father worked in the Westchester County Human
Read MoreCounty Executive Rob Astorino went on the offensive against the federal government on Friday by slamming its assertion that Westchester County failed to meet its 2014 obligations in the controversial 2009 affordable housing settlement. Holding a press conference outside the
Read MoreBy Sarah Bonanno The Mount Pleasant Planning Board unexpectedly announced Monday night that the public hearing for former state Supreme Court justice Francis Nicolai’s controversial application to build a house in town wetlands buffer had been adjourned. Steve Basini of
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