News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
The Armonk community grieved the sudden loss of Byram Hills High School alumnus Jamie Love last week Love, 20, a University of Vermont junior who was enrolled in the School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, was found dead in his
Read MoreNew Castle officials are considering two new proposals for a restaurant at the town-owned Chappaqua train station building, about six months after a previous plan fell through. The town board listened to a presentation at its Feb. 19 work session
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board is prepared to appoint a new pool director and raise the hourly salaries of seasonal workers at the town pool and day camp. At the recommendation of Superintendent of Recreation and Parks Harry Canniff and
Read MoreDuring the course of a year, lovers of assorted musical genres don’t have to travel outside of Westchester to hear some of the most accomplished musicians in a field. The same holds true for audiences who enjoy Baroque period music
Read MoreTransforming a barren warehouse into an up-and-coming theater and arts facility, Arc Stages officially cut the ribbon at its new home during a Feb. 16 grand opening celebration. The Chappaqua Drama Group and the Little Village Playhouse, which now goes by
Read MoreThe owner of a 3.6-acre parcel looking to build an age-restricted housing project on Armonk’s Old Mount Kisco Road will likely be forced to reduce density despite his pledge to build sewers for neighboring homeowners. The North Castle Town Board
Read MoreWhen Jill Jameson’s older daughter was in fourth grade she was part of a Girl Scout troop that went to Broadway to see the production of “Wicked.” As part of the experience, the girls got a behind-the-scenes close-up view at
Read MoreThe senior housing developer who has proposed an assisted living community behind Pleasantville’s United Methodist Church officially applied for a zoning text amendment and map change last week. Representatives of Benchmark Senior Living went into greater detail at Monday’s Pleasantville
Read MoreWith a recently published sixth book under his belt and the successful co-creation of “Banshee,” a TV crime-noir drama currently showing on Cinemax, Westchester author Jonathan Tropper seems to have found his groove. While the industrious writer is currently working
Read MoreGrowing up on the flat plains of Long Island’s South Shore, mountain biking wasn’t an option for Bob Dillon. The thought of a mountain biking team was never a consideration. Now, Dillon, a 48-year-old Pleasantville resident, is looking to make
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