Neighbors nearby a site for a proposed Buddhist temple are scrutinizing the project and doing all they can to ensure modifications are made to the plans. The residents are not against the concept of a new religious institution at 1
Read MoreTwo age-restricted housing projects proposed in Yorktown were the subject of public hearings last week that extended the Town Board meeting until 2 a.m. First up at-bat Sept. 3 at the Yorktown Community and Cultural Center was a proposal at
Read MoreMount Kisco officials are encouraging the public to participate in its transportation survey to allow the village and its consultant to study traffic, pedestrian and bicycle safety on its streets. The Mount Kisco Complete Streets Community Transportation Safety Survey was
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Yorktown’s code enforcement officer is fighting back over allegations that he wrongly removed a political sign from a candidate’s property earlier this year. Jason Zeif filed a lawsuit in state Supreme Court in mid-July against Jann Mirchandani and two media
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As Westchester County executive in the 1980s and ‘90s, Andrew P. O’Rourke had several major accomplishments. Now the county plans to honor its second-longest tenured executive next year if the Board of Legislators approves the proposal for one of his
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Feedback from Mount Pleasant residents will be sought on a recently completed traffic study that evaluated portions of two state routes and a nearby residential neighborhood that has experienced high volume counts from cut-through traffic. Last week town officials discussed
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New Castle officials will be sending a land planning survey to residents in the coming weeks to help gauge public sentiment about potential future uses of town-owned land near Town Hall and the Chappaqua train station. The survey, the next
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A newly refurbished Board of Elections facility on Old Route 6 in Carmel was unveiled last week. The renovations were part of a broader initiative funded by the $2 million Facilities Improvement Fund created last year. With this funding, the
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Last week as children were splashing around in the Pleasantville pool in the background, a small group of people held up their wine glasses to toast the end of an era. Now that Labor Day has come and gone, the
Read MoreMost of the 10 Mount Kisco residents facing eviction for failing to pay prohibitively higher monthly maintenance costs had their cases adjourned for two weeks so they may find representation or reach an agreement with management. Nine of the 10
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