Mount 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
Read MoreMount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi has urged the federal government against placing unaccompanied migrant children at Pleasantville’s JCCA Cottage School after he learned this week of job postings for positions to operate a program for that population. Fulgenzi said the
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board approved the zoning change for the 175-unit residential project for the Airport Campus parcel on King Street in Armonk that would repurpose one of the town’s long-dormant corporate parks. By a 4-1 vote, the board
Read MoreA conceptual discussion of one of the two projects planned in the area of NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital on Route 6 took place last month before the Cortlandt Planning Board. While specific details of Evergreen Manor were not unveiled at
Read MoreAfter more than three years of debate and frayed tensions, the Mount Kisco Planning Board unanimously approved Homeland Towers’ 140-foot monopole cell tower last week on a portion of a 25-acre parcel near the Bedford border. Village consultants worked with
Read MoreA recreation area on Croton Avenue in Cortlandt will be named this week in honor of former Supervisor Charles DiGiacomo. The dedication ceremony will take place on Thursday, Aug. 17 at 5 p.m. The facility, located in the vicinity of
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