News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
A Thornwood man was arrested Friday morning on multiple drug charges following a four-month investigation by Westchester County and Mount Pleasant police into heroin sales occurring from the man’s home. William Stivaletti, 37, of High Acres Drive was arrested at
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Local jazz lovers who want to experience a unique musical performance should check out the Daniel Bennett Group this Sunday at the North Castle Public Library in Armonk. The jazz group, which has been together for the
Read MoreBy Jon Craig With underage consumption of alcohol feared at record levels, Pleasantville High School class officers made suggestions last week on how to curb drinking. During the first joint meeting of the Pleasantville Board of Education and student government
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Community members in Mount Kisco and surrounding towns braved poor weather Monday morning to reach Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney’s immigration reform hearing and press for the need to see long anticipated changes. The meeting, held at Neighbors
Read MoreA group of residents has proposed transforming the former Millwood Swim Club property into a community garden with the help of an organization that focuses on similar efforts throughout Westchester. Several neighbors of the defunct club at the 1.3-acre property
Read MoreMount Pleasant Planning Board members last week praised a plan to bring a boarding school to Thornwood’s Legion of Christ property and could approve the project as soon as Dec. 16. EF International Academy has proposed relocating the private high
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Police Benevolent Association in conjunction with the Briarcliff Manor Police Benevolent Association is hosting a toy drive to benefit hospitalized children and their families at the Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital. Toy donations will be accepted until Saturday, Dec.
Read MoreBy Molly Stazzone Pleasantville students who are in sixth grade or younger and need some extra help with homework are in luck. Actually, they’ve been fortunate for the past three years. Since 2010, Pleasantville High School students who are part
Read MoreRestaurateur Phil McGrath, who opened Pleasantville’s highly acclaimed Iron Horse Grill 15 years ago, has sold the establishment to his business partner Andrew Economos. McGrath said that Economos, who also owns other restaurants, recently made him an offer that he
Read MoreThe attorney for the Chappaqua Crossing developer warned the New Castle Town Board last week that the town would be hit with costly litigation and tax certioraris unless officials vote on a rezone to allow retail. John Marwell, representing Summit/Greenfield,
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