News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
The Village of Pleasantville will be spending $178,000 on a new pool liner that was destroyed heavy rains flooded the area late last month. Currently the pool is empty but needs to be filled with water during the winter to
Read MoreA former Westchester County deputy county executive was arrested for his role in a hit-and-run accident more than a week ago on a stretch of road in Mount Pleasant that residents have charged is dangerous. Neil DeLuca, 74, who served
Read MoreThe distrust between Mount Pleasant officials and JCCA representatives continues to grow after Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi divulged that up to 25 migrant children with emotional and/or behavioral needs will soon be staying at the Cottage School campus. Fulgenzi said the
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur New Castle’s entire Committee on Race, Equity and Inclusion (CREI) resigned early last week after sharp disagreements arose over its failure to publicly denounce anti-Semitism in the wake of the Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel. In a
Read MoreThree weeks after a shocking terrorist attack against Israel, congregants of Bet Torah synagogue in Mount Kisco gathered outside Village Hall to deliver a simple message about the men, women and children held hostage in Gaza: Bring them home. Braving
Read MoreTwo seats for the Westchester County Board of Legislators with the potential for a spirited campaign have fizzled. Democrat Emiljana Ulaj, a Croton-on-Hudson resident who is running for the District 9 seat that has been held by the term-limited Legislator
Read MoreA sharp increase in daytime calls will force the eight northern Westchester municipalities that comprise the Advanced Life Support Consortium to add a fourth fly car for 12 hours a day by next summer. Westchester EMS (WEMS) has informed the
Read MoreDuring his more than 35 years living in Mount Kisco, Mel Berger helped improve the lives of countless village residents. On Sunday, the community recognized him for his years of service and dedication to others in a ceremony at one
Read MoreA two-family house in Mount Kisco owned by the father of village Trustee Karine Patino was the scene of a minor electrical fire last weekend but officials appear certain that there was overcrowding. The village’s fire department was called to
Read MoreMichael Schiliro, the outgoing Democratic North Castle supervisor, shook up next month’s town election when he endorsed the entire Republican ticket late last week. Schiliro, who announced last October he would not run for a sixth term leading the town,
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