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The developer of Chappaqua Crossing submitted a revised retail preliminary design concept plan last week for 120,000 square feet of retail space and identified Whole Foods as the supermarket operator that would move into the site. Summit/Greenfield’s Nov. 12 filing
Read MoreFrank Prisciantelli received quite a surprise on Saturday. Prisciantelli, a longtime Mount Pleasant resident who now lives in Briarcliff, thought he was being taken to a party for his son-in-law. In fact, the party at the Mount Pleasant Community Center
Read MoreAssemblyman David Buchwald is encouraging small business owners and interested residents to attend his small business forum to facilitate an exchange of ideas this Tuesday, Nov. 19 at the Mount Kisco Public Library. Buchwald recently spoke at the Business Council
Read MoreElection Day 2013 may have just passed but the first local candidate for the 2014 elections officially announced his candidacy on Thursday. Democrat Justin Wagner, who narrowly lost to Republican state Sen. Greg Ball in the 40th Senate District race
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Midterm exams are right around the corner for high school students and a new series of workshops in Chappaqua is aiming to help stressed out students achieve better results on their tests. “Students will come away with
Read MoreThe developer of the new assisted living facility being built in Armonk has contributed $25,000 to the Town of North Castle to pay for the complete refurbishment of the town’s signature eagle. The Engel Burman Group, which is building the
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen Civilians and veterans gathered Monday at American Legion Post 1097 in Armonk to commemorate Veterans Day. The ceremony celebrating the men and women who have served the nation began with the marching of the Civil Air Patrol
Read MoreBy Molly Stazzone Bras have supported women physically for generations. Now thanks to the nonprofit organization Free The Girls, bras can support women emotionally and financially as well. Free The Girls is a non-profit organization that collects and donates bras
Read MoreThe Pleasantville varsity football program has received plenty of attention since their 21-8 upset victory over Our Lady of Lourdes last weekend to capture the Section 1 Class B title. On Thursday, the New York Giants recognized the leader of
Read MoreWestchester Community College President Dr. Joseph Hankin, the nation’s longest serving community college president, announced his retirement on Wednesday. Hankin, who has served as WCC president since 1971, shared details of his retirement during the annual President’s State of the
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