A 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
Read MoreA public hearing will be held next month by the North Castle Town Board on the extension of a town water district to accommodate a proposed 175-unit residential project at the former MBIA property in Armonk. At its last meeting,
Read MoreA Mount Kisco building that is part of the state’s Mitchell-Lama middle-income housing program was one of five developments cited in a state comptroller’s audit that charged the oversight agency failed in its responsibilities. The 32-page report released last month
Read MoreMount Kisco officials last week named an 11-member traffic safety committee to help the village’s consultant devise a survey and help prioritize safety improvements for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists throughout the community. The Village Board filled the openings for the
Read MoreWhen Councilman Ed Lachterman was reappointed as deputy supervisor on Jan. 2, he anticipated taking on more responsibility as Supervisor Thomas Diana had expressed a desire to take more time off in the coming year. What Lachterman and the Yorktown
Read MoreSeveral local state representatives applauded Gov. Kathy Hochul last week for identifying key areas of focus in her State of the State address but wanted to see more details in how several initiatives will be fulfilled. Hochul’s hour-long wide-ranging speech
Read MoreBy Adam Stone Michael Farruggia displays emotion in this brief video from July 18, 2023, the day of his most recent massive flood. One lesson I’ve learned as both the husband of a teacher and the publisher of local civic
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Village Board took needed steps last week to start construction of the new village pool after the upcoming summer’s swim season concludes. At its meeting last Monday, officials closed a public hearing on a required wetlands permit and also
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