The property at 3 Campus Drive in Pleasantville has been sold to a local real estate investor for $2.75 million. Sale of the 31,000-square-foot mixed-use building was announced last Thursday by Houlihan Lawrence, which did not disclose who the buyer
Read MoreA portion of a state roadway in Yorktown was officially dedicated Saturday in honor of late town police captain Kenneth Sgroi. Sgroi died Jan. 2, 2023 following an abrupt illness. “Our hearts will always ache for the loss of Kenneth,”
Read MoreWhite Plains is not planning to abandon its red light cameras anytime soon. It’s quite the opposite. The Common Council earlier this week requested state legislators grant a five-year extension on the municipal authority to fine via a 6-0 vote
Read MoreThe developers seeking to transform the former Chase Bank building at 444 Bedford Rd. in Pleasantville into residential units and a retail space presented revised plans last week to the village’s Planning Commission. Property owner Michael Beldotti, his lawyer Jeffrey Gasbarro and
Read MoreRestoration work will begin at the Westchester County-owned Merestead estate after County Executive George Latimer signed a $1.5 million bond act last Wednesday that had been unanimously approved by the Board of Legislators in late April. Last week’s signing will
Read MoreJake Arcara was only 28 years old when he was killed nearly two years ago by an elderly driver while working on a drainage project for the Yorktown Highway Department. Arcara, revered for his pleasant demeanor, was working as a
Read MoreArea state representatives announced last week that New York’s Department of Transportation (DOT) has allocated up to $20 million in the current fiscal year for the next phase of the Route 9A modernization project. The money will cover preliminary engineering,
Read MoreBy Andy Milone A Budget and Management Advisory Committee member said Monday the gloomy days of the COVID-19 pandemic are in the rearview mirror while addressing next year’s proposed City of White Plains $212.3 million budget. Committee member Tim Sheehan
Read MoreParents whose children attend Chappaqua schools but are Mount Pleasant residents pushed back last week against a likely policy change that would give preference to New Castle children for future town camp and recreation program registration. The New Castle Town
Read MoreThe applicant who was approved by the North Castle Planning Board to open a restaurant in downtown Armonk said the town has countered with an exorbitantly high demand in the Community Benefits Agreement (CBA). Stefan Martinovic, who received site plan
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