Fed up with missed trash pickups, resident complaints and unfulfilled promises, the Yorktown Town Board officially ended its rocky eight-month relationship Friday with the garbage hauler it selected last year to save money. The last straw took place on Aug.
Read MoreTwo years after Pleasantville Pharmacy closed its doors, a new dental practice is expected to open in half the space that had been occupied by the well-established anchor store. The dental office at 62 Wheeler Ave. will be run by
Read MoreA new law to limit the use of plastic utensils and other items associated with food establishments will go into effect this weekend in Westchester to reduce the county’s volume of waste. Starting this Saturday, all food service establishments can
Read MoreNearly two-and-a-half years after receiving its zoning change from the Mount Pleasant Town Board, site plan review began last week for a proposed project that combines assisted living with independent senior housing in Valhalla. Brightview Senior Living appeared before the
Read MoreWestchester County Executive George Latimer emphatically asserted that there has been no crime or unbudgeted expenses stemming from the roughly 400 migrants that were taken in by the county from New York City this spring. During his weekly briefing Monday
Read MoreMount Pleasant is expected to hire an outside engineering firm to help flood-prone areas of town that are frequently swamped by heavy rain. Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi said last week he expects to retain the additional expertise of a firm that
Read MoreThe summer of unhappy residents and annoyed motorists has come to an end in Chappaqua. Late last week the Route 120 culvert replacement project was completed by the state Department of Transportation (DOT) by the promised Aug. 18 deadline. By
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board interviewed three planning and engineering firms last week in its quest to make the municipality a more walkable village by improving pedestrian safety and slowing traffic. A work session was held last Monday where representatives
Read MoreThe White Plains Planning Board last week approved an application from Dish Wireless to install three antennas on the roof of the Residence Inn by Marriott at 5 Barker Ave. The board voted 5-1 Aug. 15 following several months of
Read MoreNew Castle officials are planning public outreach sessions next year to engage residents in what they hope results in feedback regarding potential future uses of publicly-owned land in downtown Chappaqua. The town has retained the Land Use Law Center at
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