By Ryan Raicht Liberty Coca-Cola broke ground last week on a state-of-the-art facility that will generate its own heat and electricity and recover carbon dioxide, making it the first plant of its kind in the U.S. to have that capability.
Read MoreYorktown Supervisor Tom Diana declared a state of emergency Monday in response to significant damage from a storm that dumped more than seven inches of rain throughout the town. Damage from the storm included a sinkhole behind Town Hall, compromised
Read MoreThe Cortlandt Planning Board earlier this month unanimously approved the site plan and a special permit for a proposed luxury drug and alcohol rehabilitation specialty hospital that has been reviewed for the last eight years. Only two of the seven
Read MoreLegislation that would prohibit the dumping of radioactive waste from decommissioning nuclear plants into the Hudson River has hit a snag in the State Assembly. On Friday, the Senate unanimously passed the bill that was introduced by Pete Harckham (D/South
Read MoreElectric vehicles may be the wave of the future, but there still seems to be a sizeable portion of the population that’s a bit skittish about charging and costs. Last Saturday, the New Castle Sustainability Advisory Board in collaboration with
Read MoreIn 2027, school districts across the state will be forced to buy electric buses to transport their students, and lack of resources or infrastructure may impede some from complying with state law. Horace Greeley High School junior Darian Paez is
Read MoreEnvironmental advocates and two prime sponsors of legislation that promises to vastly reduce plastic and packaging in the waste stream are pressuring legislative leadership in Albany to bring the measure to a vote. State Sen. Peter Harckham (D-Lewisboro) and Assemblywoman
Read MoreIn an exquisite rendering of a heron, its slender beak points to words that flow down the page that defies the standard block paragraph form. Rather, it follows the swell of the bird’s neck, then curves down to her delicate
Read MoreA special meeting was held last week by the White Plains Planning Board for residents to comment on a proposal for 99 high-quality, single-family homes to be built on the former Ridgeway Country Club site. Plans for Farrell Estates at
Read MoreBy Michael Gold A lineup of speakers unanimously expressed vehement opposition to the proposed cluster development of 31 homes near Pocantico Lake at a contentious public hearing last Thursday evening, attacking the developer’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS). Similar to
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