After 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
Read MoreA principal for the development team hoping to build a proposed carbon-neutral building in downtown Chappaqua called on a New Castle Planning Board member to resign for writing an op-ed last month criticizing the project. Jeffrey Davis, one of the representatives
Read MoreWorkers for Disability Jobs Program Claim They Sometimes ‘Work for Free’ This is the fourth installment in a series exploring issues impacting people with disabilities. By Adam Stone Regular readers of this column know I’ve dedicated a considerable amount of space in recent months
Read MoreYorktown officials are hopeful trash collection will improve now that the town’s garbage hauler is under new management. Despite being optimistic with the leadership change at Competitive Carting, the town board is still looking to protect its interests. Last week,
Read MoreIt was standing room only at Putnam Valley fire house last week with more than 100 people anxious to hear the work schedule to complete construction for the Peekskill Hollow Road project. The meeting was hosted by Putnam County Executive
Read MoreA notice of completion for the proposed 175-unit redevelopment of Armonk’s MBIA property was approved by the North Castle Town Board and the project appears on track to receive Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) approval. The board voted unanimously July
Read MoreBy Abby Luby— Severe flooding a few weeks ago caused Mount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi to declare a 30-day State of Emergency for the town. Among the extensive damages, flooding closed several streets throughout the town, destroyed public drain systems
Read MoreResidents in a neighborhood in the Town of Somers are crying foul over the recent demolition of an entrance wall that stood for more than 55 years. “It really was a brutal act,” asserted Patrick DeSena, a 57-year resident of
Read MorePleasantville’s central business district moratorium has expired and village officials now must decide how best to move forward. At the July 24 Village Board work session, trustees discussed what they saw as the most important and relevant issues and what
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