By Rick Pezzullo— The Carmel Board of Education has begun the process of searching for a new superintendent of schools for the district. On Wednesday, Sept. 27, Strategic Educational Advantage will be hosting a public forum at the George Fischer Middle School auditorium at 7
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By Rick Pezzullo— In less than two months, Alberto Ramos has been making his presence felt as the new community police officer in the Town of Cortlandt. Ramos, a seven-year law enforcement officer who joined the Westchester County Department of
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Long time Mount Kisco Village Historian Harry McCartney has resigned from the post he held for 13 years. McCartney has also stepped down as the Mount Kisco Historic/Nature trail team lead. In a brief resignation letter, dated Sept. 10, to
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Jefferson Valley resident Joanne Napolitano is living proof that no one should ever give up on their dreams. For 30 years, Napolitano has been a fan of the popular game show “The Price is Right.” More than 10 years ago
Read MoreNow that the dust has settled in terms of who is hauling away garbage in Yorktown, the cost of switching companies has been the subject of some trash talking. The Democratic slate of candidates contended last week Yorktown will be
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Northern Westchester Hospital (NWH) prides itself on providing the best experience it can summon for patients who arrive at the facility for healthcare. For those who go to the hospital for one of the roughly 12,000 surgeries a year, the
Read MoreThe ongoing controversy over exterior aesthetics of the new multifamily residential apartment building at 52 Depew St. in Pleasantville may finally be resolved at a public hearing later this month. Last week at the regular meeting of the Pleasantville Planning
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Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie (D-Bronx) pledged more than $1.9 million for upgrades to the City of Peekskill’s parks and the Field Library and other programs and facilities during a visit to the community last Friday. Heastie announced that $1.7 million
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North Castle officials are evaluating what work needs to be done to the town pool and how to complete the required upgrades while keeping the facility open for next year. Last week, Matt Trainor, the town’s superintendent of Parks and
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This summer’s 17th annual Pleasantville Music Festival was, for most attendees, a success despite stifling humidity and rain delays. Many stayed to hear the final notes reverberating from the stage at Parkway Field. Bruce Figler, the festival’s executive director, noted
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