News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
New Castle Supervisor Robert Greenstein is planning on earmarking money in the town’s 2015 capital projects budget to convert the back corner of the Town Hall parking lot into a full-length outdoor basketball court. Greenstein said that the issue was
Read MoreA new era in Mount Pleasant government began on Wednesday when veteran Councilman Carl Fulgenzi was sworn in as town supervisor. Fulgenzi, a 60-year-old Hawthorne native, was unanimously appointed to the post by the town board at its Oct. 28
Read MoreIt is understandable if any Pleasantville residents experienced a bit of déjà vu following Monday night’s village board work session. Representatives from Brightview Senior Living appeared before the board to present a preliminary proposal for an assisted and independent living
Read MoreA Mount Kisco woman was arrested on Monday morning after she accepted a delivery of seven ounces of cocaine at her Boltis Street home. Evelin Rivera, 34, was taken into custody at 9:55 a.m. after she accepted a package, which
Read MoreSince he arrived in Armonk 30 years ago, Guy Mezzancello has been consistently active in the Town of North Castle. Whether it was assuming the commissionership of the Armonk Baseball League or putting up lights at Community Field, the electrical
Read MoreNorth Castle Councilman Jose Berra may not have taken a traditional path to the town board but it didn’t take long for the 25-year Armonk resident to get acclimated once called upon to serve. After finishing third in last year’s
Read MorePolitics can be a rough-and-tumble business no matter what level of government. In his first re-election bid to hold onto the 37th Senate District seat that he gained in a tough campaign against Bob Cohen two years ago, George Latimer
Read MoreJoseph Dillon has had a varied career in private and public sectors that has given him a definite perspective on how government should operate. He was senior vice president of global policy for Visa and served as a senior adviser
Read MoreRep. Nita Lowey may be completing her 26th year in the House of Representatives but she hasn’t lost her zest and passion for serving the country and residents of her district. During another grueling campaign, where despite her experience she
Read MoreThis year’s race for the 17th Congressional District seat may be Chris Day’s first candidacy for public office, but he’s no political neophyte. Last fall he managed the successful race waged by his father, Rockland County Executive Ed Day, and
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