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Read MoreThe White Plains Public Library is doing its part to make its operations more sustainable. On Nov. 22, the library announced it achieved Green Business Certification status through the Green Business Partnership (GBP), a public-private partnership managed in part by
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board awarded a contract to a Dutchess County excavating contractor last week to remove road millings that are stored at the town’s highway department grounds over the next couple of months. Officials approved the base bid
Read MoreEnvironmental advocates and neighbors near the site of a proposed Mount Kisco solar farm warned the village’s Planning Board of landscape degradation and displacement of animals if the project is allowed to proceed. During a public hearing last Tuesday for
Read MoreMount Kisco recently approved regulations governing the use of leaf blowers within the village, becoming the latest Westchester municipality hoping to gradually curtail the machinery’s use. The Village Board unanimously ratified the law on Oct. 18, after village resident Lilian
Read MoreThe Board of Legislators last week unanimously passed a declaration of climate emergency in Westchester County, urging state and local governments to do the same. The resolution cites the catastrophic global and local impacts of climate change, including devastating flooding
Read MoreClose to 20 speakers urged the Mount Pleasant Planning Board last week to study a wide range of environmental concerns in its review of a 31-lot cluster subdivision proposed for the Pocantico Lake shoreline. The board held a public scoping
Read MoreNorth Castle’s environmental consultant reported last week that the storage of road millings at the town’s Middle Patent Road highway yard and at the Highway Department site in downtown Armonk poses no threat to drinking water. Ryan Manderbach, vice president
Read MoreBy George Pappas and Marlene Sauer Wallace Pond, located in the northern and often forgotten section of Cortlandt Manor, is plagued with troubles that the Town of Cortlandt can resolve by taking ownership of the situation and of the Wallace
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board accepted the environmental review for the proposed Form-Based Code as complete last week, another step toward enacting the code and potential zoning changes for a portion of downtown Chappaqua. Despite continued heavy criticism from a
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