News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
The public hearing on Brynwood Golf & Country Club’s requested rezone of its 156-acre property on Bedford Road in Armonk will resume on May 27 after having been adjourned nearly two years ago. Last week the North Castle Town Board
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board will vote early next month whether to adopt the Preliminary Development Concept Plan (PDCP) for the Chappaqua Crossing retail proposal and a local law applying the commercial zoning to the property. Town officials indicated last
Read MoreTwo Mount Pleasant School District principals have announced they are retiring at the end of the current academic year. Stepping down from their posts will be Hawthorne Elementary School Principal Jerry Schulman and Westlake Middle School Principal Dr. Robert Hendrickson
Read MoreNorth Castle residents who are looking to safely dispose of old prescription and over-the-counter medications no longer have to wait for one or two days a year. The North Castle Police Department announced this week that it has launched a
Read MoreSpring is always a good time to discard the old clutter. This weekend North Castle is offering the town residents a chance to throw out what they don’t need in an environmentally friendly manner and help the town look its
Read MoreAfter more than three years of negotiations, the Mount Kisco Village Board unanimously approved consolidating its police force with the Westchester County Department of Public Safety Monday night but not before criticism from several residents. The intermunicipal agreement still requires
Read MoreGin Blossoms, a pop rock band, has been announced as the headline act for this year’s Pleasantville Music Festival, scheduled for Saturday, July 11. The group rose to fame in the early 1990s with songs such as “Hey Jealousy,” “Found
Read MoreAs Pleasantville officials mull over joining a community choice aggregation energy buying program through Sustainable Westchester, residents appeared divided over whether the program would be right for the village. At last Monday night’s village board meeting, Sustainable Westchester Co-chairman Mike
Read MoreState Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) appealed last week to the state Department of Health to allow school nurses to be able to administer Narcan, a life-saving treatment often used to counter a heroin overdose. Murphy, co-chairman of the New York
Read MoreThe Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester in Mount Kisco has found its new leader from within the organization. Chappaqua resident Alyzza Ozer, who came aboard as the Boys & Girls Club’s chief development officer last October, was recently appointed
Read More
