News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
British rock legend Ian Hunter will headline the 10th annual Pleasantville Music Festival, scheduled for Saturday, July 12 at Parkway Field. Hunter, who will be performing with The Rant Band, is probably best known as the leader of the 1970s
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board is scheduled to decide Tuesday whether to sue Westchester Medical Center because the hospital is refusing to appear before the town for approval of its expansion project. Supervisor Joan Maybury said Tuesday the town will
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Planning Board last week approved a new exercise facility but fewer patrons will be allowed initially during certain hours because officials maintained there could be parking concerns. The planning board amended the change of use for the
Read MoreThe Armonk Lions Club’s annual Fol de Rol didn’t need a milestone celebration to get everybody looking forward to later this week at Wampus Brook Park For four decades, residents throughout Armonk have circled the same June weekend on their
Read MoreMount Kisco police arrested a 42-year-old village man late Monday night for drunk driving after his car jumped a curb and ran up onto the sidewalk on Kirby Plaza. Amilcar Dejesus Perez-Gomez, a West Street resident, was charged at 11:33
Read MoreThe two proprietors whose applications were recently rejected to operate a restaurant at the Chappaqua train station have begun collecting signatures to force the Town of New Castle to schedule a referendum to challenge the lease. Chappaqua residents Carla Gambescia,
Read MoreThere is more that parents can do to guard their children from using alcohol and drugs. That was the central message at the Mount Kisco Partners in Prevention first parent support group meeting held last Thursday evening. Partners in Prevention
Read MoreThe Chappaqua School District announced Friday afternoon that Horace Greeley High School Assistant Principal Andrew Corsilia will lead Seven Bridges Middle School starting in 2015-16. In her letter to the community, Superintendent Dr. Lyn McKay said Corsilia, who has worked
Read MoreNorth Castle Police Lt. Peter Simonsen was appointed provisional chief of the town’s police force Wednesday night replacing Geoffrey Harisch who announced his resignation two weeks ago because of alleged harassment by Town Administrator Joan Goldberg. Simonsen, 50, who has
Read MoreThe Village of Pleasantville is exploring new high-tech parking meters to generate revenue and make payment options more convenient. During a presentation before the village board last week, IPS Group, Inc.’s Director of Regional Sales Barry Davis performed a demonstration
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