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New Castle officials and the owner of Mount Kisco’s Via Vanti! are working toward an agreement to house the restaurant’s second location at the Chappaqua train station building once the town completes needed enhancements to the structure. The town board
Read MoreNew Rochelle mayor and Democratic county executive candidate Noam Bramson told a gathering in Mount Kisco on Thursday that Westchester must improve economic development and green construction and increase shared services. Speaking to about two dozen residents at the Mount
Read MoreThe Chappaqua affordable housing project moved to within one step of approval early Thursday evening after the New Castle Town Board passed a series of required resolutions related to the proposed 28-unit building. In a split 3-2 decision, the board
Read MorePleasantville Athletic Director John Bauerlein sits in his office at the beginning of summer reflecting on another year of school sports, and he can’t help but marvel at the support his department receives throughout the seasons. While the list of
Read MoreOutgoing Pleasantville High School Principal Dawn Bartz who made a plea for greater transparency at the Pleasantville Board of Education’s most recent meeting is shielding the public from viewing her personnel file because she fears confiscation of health benefits. After
Read MoreVotes on the potential rezone of the Reader’s Digest property and a findings statement regarding the Chappaqua Crossing retail proposal could take place next month by the New Castle Town Board. Town officials said last week both actions relating to
Read MoreThere may soon be some movement at the Legion of Christ property in Thornwood, but Mount Pleasant Supervisor Joan Maybury and a spokesman for the organization declined to provide details this week. During a town hall forum on July 8 held
Read MoreBy Gina Valentino Little Radical Theatrics will present a new rendition of the popular musical “The Wiz” starting Friday night with the first of three performances in Pleasantville. Based on the classic novel by William F. Brown, the production is
Read MoreMost people would scurry to the nearest police station to file a report if they found anybody had drawn on their car. Philip Romano encourages it. A little more than a month ago the 20-year-old Armonk resident bought four cans
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board closed the public hearing on Brynwood Golf & Country Club’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) last week following public comments that revealed continued split sentiments for the proposed 88-unit condominium project. Residents have until Aug.
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