The City of White Plains has been chosen to receive $10 million from New York State’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI). The DRI was created in 2016 to accelerate and expand the revitalization of downtowns and neighborhoods in all 10 regions
Read MoreTerrence Gallimore figured that the co-op board at Barker Terrace in Mount Kisco would decide on another increase for the residents at the Mitchell-Lama building at 1 Barker St. for this year. But Gallimore, 66, a teacher’s assistant in the
Read MoreFees for field maintenance and the establishment of a fund for a new playing surface appears certain for sports organizations that use Mount Pleasant’s outdoor recreational facilities, which sparked a recent hubbub on social media. On a recommendation from the
Read MoreThe speed limit throughout the City of White Plains will be reduced to 25 miles per hour later this year. On Monday, the White Plains Common Council amended a traffic ordinance in the city to drop the speed limit from
Read MoreA proposal to preserve the historic structures and surroundings at the Underhill Farm property in Yorktown was overwhelmingly supported during a more than four-hour public hearing last week. Under local preservation law, the Town Board was required to hold the
Read MoreA passionate march and rally unfolded in downtown Chappaqua on Saturday as more than 100 protestors, including students from Horace Greeley High School, demanded an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Some tense moments arose during the event with counter-protestors. Organized by
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board postponed scheduling a pair of public hearings last week for the proposed 34-unit residential project now called The Gateway on the site of the former Mariani Gardens in Armonk. One hearing, which the board was
Read MoreA special election will be held April 16 in the Town of Yorktown to fill the supervisor’s seat left vacant by the unexpected death of Tom Diana in early January. During a special meeting Wednesday at Town Hall, the Town
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board approved hiring engineering and architecture firms last week to assess the scope of work needed to make necessary improvements at the North Castle Town Pool. Officials hired KSCJ Consulting for the preparation of conceptual plans,
Read MoreNew Castle officials will soon launch a website to engage town residents in hopes of reaching community consensus regarding the future of 23 acres of town-owned land around the Chappaqua train station now being used primarily for parking. Sometime during the
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