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The Pleasantville Village Board will say goodbye to longtime Trustee Jonathan Cunningham at the end of March, but his replacement could be another familiar face. Joseph Stargiotti, a partner at the Pleasantville law firm of Stargiotti & Beatley, is currently
Read MoreA new Food Bank for Westchester truck that was unveiled last week will help the organization recover at least twice the amount of excess food from supermarkets and other commercial establishments throughout the county. Funded by a grant from Purchase-based
Read MorePeter Grunthal was appointed last week by Mayor Michael Cindrich to the Mount Kisco Village Board replacing the late George Griffin Jr. who died on Christmas Eve. Grunthal, 71, who returned to the five-member board on Jan. 20, previously served
Read MoreA state panel gave conditional approval for needed building and fire safety variances Thursday to the developer of the controversial Chappaqua affordable housing project. The Department of State’s Hudson Valley Regional Board of Review granted Conifer Realty four variances needed
Read MoreSt. John’s Episcopal Church in Pleasantville is hoping to raise money for restorations by allowing local residents to build a church of their own. The St. John’s Building Blocks Challenge scheduled for next Sunday, Jan. 25 is asking residents to
Read MoreNorth Castle officials must soon decide which type of handicapped accessible option be installed for the town’s new gazebo at Wampus Brook Park if the structure is going to be built by summer. Architect John Sullivan, who provided the town
Read MoreFour months after its previously proposed capital projects bond was resoundingly defeated by voters, it appears all but certain that the Mount Pleasant School District will put forward another proposition in late March. Last week school officials said they are
Read MoreA former New Castle Department of Public Works employee who claimed he was fired nearly eight years ago in retaliation for bringing a discrimination action against the town may finally get his day in court. The Appellate Division last week
Read MorePleasantville High School was cited last week by the state comptroller’s office for failing to report cases of violence and bullying, but school officials countered that the audit failed to tell the full story. The high school was randomly selected
Read MoreThe Westchester County Association (WCA) announced earlier this week a new plan to collaborate with regional healthcare providers and colleges to train workers to fill at least 2,500 unfilled jobs in the county. Creation of the Hudson Valley Workforce Academy
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