News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
The Children’s Room at the North Castle Public Library in Armonk has been partially closed through Tuesday, Jan. 20 for renovations. The work, the first significant update of the children’s area in more than 25 years, will take place over
Read MoreDespite cold weather and icy conditions, Pleasantville firefighters once again came together in Graham Hills Park on Monday night to remember their former comrade Thomas Dorr. Friends and co-workers gathered for the vigil in front of a tree planted in
Read MoreA familiar face will be missing on the ballot in the Pleasantville Village Board elections in March. Longtime Trustee Jonathan Cunningham has decided against seeking re-election this year, ending a decade-plus run in village government. “After four terms, 12 years,
Read MoreMolly Adele Brown has had a knack for getting noticed. Growing up in South Salem as the youngest of three girls in her household, Brown wasn’t afraid to stand up in front of her family and perform. It’s something that
Read MoreMount Pleasant school officials have begun the process of gauging public opinion to help determine whether they should present a second capital projects bond later this year. The possibility of a new vote as early as late March was discussed
Read MoreBits of significant local history can be found almost anywhere, but recently two Armonk residents unearthed little-known information about how North Castle selected its soldiers for the Civil War and where some of them are buried. Nicholas Cerullo and George
Read MoreSix people were injured Wednesday morning in a 17-car chain-reaction pileup on a blind curve on the Saw Mill Parkway in Mount Kisco. Westchester County police reported that a motorist was driving a Chevy Avalanche on the southbound side of
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco parking enforcement officer who admitted last year to stealing about $90,000 in meter revenue will spend up to six months in county jail. Jeffrey Daday, 36, of North Salem was sentenced Tuesday morning to shock probation, which
Read MoreThe cost of parking at the Valhalla and Hawthorne Metro-North station parking lots in Mount Pleasant appears likely to rise in 2015. The town board has scheduled a public hearing for Jan. 13 at 8 p.m. on a proposal to
Read MoreIn what has become an annual tradition, the Mount Pleasant community celebrated three more members of Hawthorne Troop 1 achieving the rank of Eagle Scout on Sunday during a special ceremony at the Thornwood American Legion hall. Gerald Alfieri, Lawrence
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