The White Plains Common Council closed the public hearing on the city’s draft comprehensive plan last week after listening to more input on the document. It has been more than a quarter of a century since a comprehensive plan for
Read MoreFormer Yorktown Supervisor Tom Diana was a lifelong Shrub Oak resident and his name will forever be part of the community following an honor bestowed on him by the colleagues that he last served with. Last week, the Yorktown Town
Read MoreThe Pleasantville developer who received approval to build two houses and who cut down five trees without authorization apologized to the village’s Planning Commission last week and must complete a plan to replant new trees. Appearing before the commission last
Read MoreTwo cannabis dispensaries in separate locations in the City of Peekskill received approval from the Planning Commission last month. However, before Cloud 914 on Washington St. or Gracious Greens on North Division St. can open for business, they must be
Read MoreNew Castle officials may impose a significantly higher cost to obtain a permit to assemble after it incurred several thousands of dollars in costs related to last month’s controversial ceasefire rally in downtown Chappaqua. The Town Board is weighing whether
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board reached consensus last week to take down the Israeli flag from in front of Town Hall by early April and will explore a policy to set future guidelines on flying foreign flags. Supervisor Victoria Tipp
Read MoreThe Yorktown Town Board voted to adopt an agreement last week that protects historic elements of the Underhill Farm property. The board’s Feb. 20 resolution came two weeks after it rejected a proposal to landmark the historic structures and
Read MoreLeaders of the North Castle Historical Society have asked for a commitment from town officials to help prepare for a celebration for the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026. The historical society recently appealed to the Town Board to help in establishing
Read MoreA coalition of construction trade unions and state lawmakers joined forces in Elmsford last week to demand more funding be allocated in the New York State budget to repair and maintain roadways in the Hudson Valley. The large contingent of
Read MoreIt has been 15 years since Aid and Incentives for Municipalities (AIM) has been increased in the New York State budget for cities and villages. The $715 million pot that is shared by the municipalities isn’t proposed to budge again
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