The Town of North Castle received site plan approval from its Planning Board last week to construct a 49-space lot using a portion of Verizon’s property and municipal land to add parking to downtown Armonk. Planning Board members also approved
Read MoreWestchester County Executive George Latimer signed an executive order last week that created a task force that will explore and coordinate strategies to fight gun violence in the county. Proposed by County Legislator Shanae Williams (D-Yonkers), the 21-member Westchester County
Read MoreThe proposed $19.5 million Village of Pleasantville general fund budget for 2024-25 increases the tax rate by 2.8 percent but is tax cap-compliant as officials are exploring alternatives to accelerate debt payments. Last Monday, Village Administrator Eric Morrissey presented the
Read MoreYorktown resident Ed Moffett is lucky to be alive. On Aug. 27, 2023, Moffett, 64, tried to prevent a group of mostly teenagers illegally operating ATVs from damaging the Hunterbrook ballfield behind his home. One of the operators, Kyle Frankild
Read MoreNearly $36 million in federal money will be going to 17 projects in communities throughout the 17th Congressional District, Congressman Mike Lawler (R-Pearl River) announced earlier this month. The $35.9 million will be arrived after Lawler requested money last year
Read MoreA $26.5 million general fund budget was proposed last week for Mount Kisco’s 2024-25 fiscal year that will see the village continue its robust capital projects plan but hold the tax levy increase to 1.29 percent. Last Monday, Village Manager
Read MoreThe operators of The Bristal assisted living facility in Armonk must find a way to limit the volume of routine calls to local emergency volunteers after failing to adhere to a key condition for approval. Last week, the North Castle
Read MoreThe long-awaited Manville Road project will get underway next week as Pleasantville’s Department of Public Works will begin work by removing trees and flagpoles around the war monuments. Village officials said crews will clear the way to widen the road
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board maintained last week that it plans to take down the Israeli flag from in front of Town Hall next month despite pleas from several residents to reconsider the decision. Last Tuesday, board members followed up
Read MoreTwo veterinary facilities appeared before the Mount Kisco Village Board last week requesting zoning text changes to allow their operations to move into zones that currently prohibit that use. VCA Animal Hospitals is seeking to move into a vacant space
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