The Pleasantville Village Board voted unanimously last week to award the bid to start the $6 million pool refurbishment project shortly after Labor Day. The vote, which was taken at the Aug.12 board meeting, accepted the bid from Heuer & Company
Read MoreFormer Yorktown Councilman Anthony L. Grasso, a longtime leader in the town’s Republican Committee, died peacefully Aug. 13. He was 96. Grasso served one term on the Town Board from 1985 to 1990, where he was liaison to the Planning
Read MoreThe Greenburgh Nature Center will be celebrating its 50th anniversary next year, but supporters of the non-profit educational organization maintain its future is uncertain. The Nature Center, which attracts more than 90,000 visitors annually to its 33-acre preserve, has been
Read MoreThe Village of Mount Kisco last week voted to approve a six-month moratorium on any battery energy storage systems (“BESS”) application. The unanimous vote by the Village Board followed a brief public hearing on the potential impact of battery storage
Read MoreMotorists who travel along Preston Way in Mount Kisco will have to prepare for a major detour next year when the bridge over the Metro-North train tracks will be replaced forcing closure of that street. Funding for the work is
Read MoreToll Brothers proposed 162-unit age-restricted townhouse plan for the Legionaries property off Columbus Avenue in Thornwood received mixed reviews from Mount Pleasant residents last week during the resumption of the public hearing. About 20 speakers aired questions and comments about
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board recently postponed taking a vote on a resolution to exclude battery energy storage systems (BESS) from being considered a public utility until officials could clarify certain points of the proposed law. At the board’s last
Read MoreA two-hour special work session last Thursday on the Pleasantville pool reconstruction featured unanimous support among residents who spoke despite the project’s escalating costs. About 50 people attended the meeting in person at Village Hall with about another 50 watching via Zoom.
Read MoreA major residential project proposed in Greenwich, Conn. pressed up against the state line continues to be monitored by North Castle officials who are concerned that traffic, parking and emergency services could be negatively affected. While developer Tishman Speyer has
Read MoreThe Village of Mount Kisco is considering a Parkland Preservation Law that would be designed to protect Leonard Park and Flewellyn Park from alienation. At the Village Board’s last meeting, Mayor Michael Cindrich announced the proposed law, which will be
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