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For some listeners, the banjo and jazz might not be thought of in the same sentence when associating instruments to certain genres of music. But for acclaimed four-string jazz banjoist Cynthia Sayer, who has enjoyed a long and fulfilling music
Read MoreA civil suit brought by multiple petitioners under the Child Victims Act against the Village of Mount Kisco and the Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester can move forward, the state Supreme Court recently ruled. The court turned down
Read MoreBedford Board of Education Trustee Kristine Stoker resigned from her seat last Wednesday, citing career and family demands that she had hoped to balance. Stoker, a Pound Ridge resident who was elected last year and began serving on July 1,
Read MoreBy Anna Carpinelli In celebration of the restoration of the Sleepy Hollow Lighthouse, Westchester County held a ribbon-cutting ceremony last Thursday, surrounded by county officials and local community members. “This (lighthouse) has long been a symbol of both the Hudson
Read MoreThe largest privately-owned fitness club company in the U.S. announced on Thursday that it has acquired both locations of the Saw Mill Club in Mount Kisco, the first facilities it will operate in New York State. The Witchita, Kan.-based Genesis
Read MoreRepresentatives from The Bristal assisted living facility and the Armonk Fire Department will collaborate to come up with an agreement to limit calls to the department so they don’t overwhelm the volunteer emergency service. The Bristal returned to the North
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again where people clamor to get outside, and maybe after packing on a few pounds over the winter, want to be active again. There may be no better way to have fun, get exercise and
Read MoreChappaqua school officials intend to present a revised budget to district voters that adheres to the tax cap on June 18 after Tuesday’s stunning lopsided rejection of its $141.8 million spending plan. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Christine Ackerman said Wednesday
Read MoreBy Anna Carpinelli For 47 years, Philipsburg Manor in Sleepy Hollow has hosted the Pinkster Festival, a celebration of the perseverance of African American culture during enslavement. This Saturday, May 25, guests can expect something a little different. Malik Work,
Read MoreBy Jack Walsh Last Tuesday, the Mount Kisco Rotary Club held its 70th anniversary celebration at Hermosa Restaurant, gathering to commemorate decades of selflessness and commitment to positive change within the community. A member of Rotary International, a worldwide service
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