News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
While the debate over police consolidation continued during the May 4 Mount Kisco Village Board of Trustees meeting, the village attorney said there is no basis for a referendum on the contentious issue. During the meeting, resident Kim Terlizzi presented
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Police Benevolent Association (PBA) is looking to improve community relations by increasing scholarships it offers to high school seniors in the village. In past years, the department offered two scholarships valued at $1,000 each, but this year they
Read MoreA 53-year-old school bus driver was cited for a vehicle and traffic law violation Monday morning after the railroad barriers at the Roaring Brook Road grade crossing in Chappaqua came down on the vehicle. Nancy Peralta, of Jerome Avenue in
Read MoreThe Town of North Castle recently approved town landmark status for the main building at Breezemont Day Camp in Armonk to ensure the preservation of the more than century-old structure. The town board also decided on Apr. 22 to accept
Read MoreDeborah Notis and Marilyn Rivkin launched their business, gamechanger, a few years ago to help Westchester children improve their performance in academics, music, art or sports. For the second consecutive spring, the pair will be giving back to the community
Read MoreBarbara Brandenberg was shocked during last Tuesday evening’s Board of Education meeting when her family entered the room to help present her a very special award. Brandenberg, a Pleasantville Middle School counselor, was named Pleasantville’s Teacher of the Year for
Read MoreAn Armonk man who ran a Yonkers bus transportation company was one of two suspects arrested on Thursday in a scam where they allegedly billed the city for about $280,000 for a phantom bus route. William Ahern, 59, of 28
Read MoreRaffaele “Ralph” Farraioli has been cutting hair for most of his life and for the last 25 years in Pleasantville. In 1990, Farraoili came to the village, opening La Barberia on Wheeler Avenue. A lot has changed over the last
Read MoreJoseph Ianniello (Class of 1990), the CBS Corporation’s chief operating officer and a member of the Pace University Board of Trustees, has made a $2 million commitment for the construction of a new athletics field house at the school’s campus
Read MoreWhen an audience goes to Arc Stages for a production, it typically sits back and waits to be entertained. Next week local residents will have the opportunity to take the stage and shape a story, thanks to Briarcliff native and
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