News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
Armonk developer Michael Fareri will decide this week whether he will force a September primary against incumbent North Castle supervisor Michael Schiliro in hopes of snagging the Republican nomination. Fareri said last Friday he has been weighing whether to jump
Read MoreNew Castle officials are considering creation of a new zone for the 1.3-acre parcel that was once the site of the Millwood Swim Club to allow a group of residents to operate a community garden. Town resident and former councilman
Read MoreStanley Bernstein, a longtime member of the Mount Kisco Planning Board and Conservation Advisory Council, died on June 11 following a long illness. He was 80 years old. Bernstein was fondly remembered last week by two municipal officials as a
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a great place to live, Mount Kisco is an excellent place to start–and others think so as well. The village was recently named the 20th best small town in America by Livability.com, a website that showcases
Read MoreThe Town of North Castle has been forced to reformulate a petition for 18 private property owners surrounding Long Pond who want to form a park district to pay for dam repairs and maintenance. Town Attorney Roland Baroni said he
Read MoreThe Westchester County Board of Legislators unanimously appointed a retired IBM software engineer Monday night to temporarily fill the District 2 seat vacated by Peter Harckham earlier this month. Alan Cole, a Lewisboro resident, will serve until the winner of
Read MoreSunday was a great day to be in Mount Pleasant to pay tribute to an extraordinary group of men and women who after nearly two-and-a-half centuries continue to help make America great. American Legion Post 112 in Hawthorne rolled out
Read MoreGirl Scout cookies have become something of an American institution, so it seems only fitting that local troops band together each year to send the treats to those serving overseas as a reminder of home. On Saturday morning at Westchester
Read MoreDevereux New York, which provides programs for individuals with developmental disabilities, has proposed to move its Millwood Learning Center to Mount Kisco. The plan was discussed at the June 9 planning board meeting by Devereux New York’s former executive director
Read MoreMembers of the Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department are honoring a fallen member by raising money to create a scholarship in his name. Leonard “Lenny” Shon, a 23-year department veteran, died in January at 59 years old after battling brain cancer.
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