News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
Mount Kisco officials plan to create a policy to eliminate old unpaid parking tickets from the municipality’s records in response to a recent audit by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. The report released to the public this week by the comptroller’s office
Read MoreJazz greats like Anita O’Day and The Dorsey Brothers made their mark in another era but their music lives on. Starting this week, their careers and their music will be celebrated through performance, films and discussion during the next month
Read MoreThe Village of Pleasantville and T-Mobile couldn’t get on the same wavelength over alleged missteps by the telecommunications company. Now lawyers have been called in to settle the issue. The village board recently passed a resolution to appoint special counsel to
Read MorePace University announced Monday afternoon that former Iona College and Florida State head basketball coach Pat Kennedy will lead the men’s basketball team. Kennedy returns to Westchester where he started his career as an assistant coach with the Gaels under
Read MoreWhen Michael Smith (R-Greenburgh) ran for the Board of Legislators’ District 3 in 2011, he was a political newcomer facing mainstay Democrat and former Pleasantville Mayor John Nonna. He pulled out the victory with 51 percent of the vote. Smith
Read MoreMount Kisco resident Eli Wald startled family members when he created his first drawing. Wald was seven months old and his parents thought that he might injure himself with a pencil he had picked up. Now a seventh-grader at Seven
Read MoreA raging fire ripped through a Pleasantville house Thursday evening, destroying about half of the structure and displacing the family who lives there. Pleasantville firefighters arrived at 235 Lake Shore Drive at 6:55 p.m. on May 2 with about half
Read MoreThe inspiration for Howard Meyer’s new play came when he wasn’t looking for one. Taking a trip to the Southwest to propose to his wife, Meyer returned home with more than just an engagement. He also came back with an
Read MoreThe shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School last December that killed 20 children and six staff members catapulted the debate over gun control and mental illness into the national discussion like never before. Now, a local chapter of a national
Read MoreThe proposed Armonk dog park is in jeopardy of being scuttled after it was learned last week that the anonymous donor that had been lined up to pay for the project has abruptly withdrawn support. The latest turn of events
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