Muscoot Farm earned the distinction of being the third most popular Westchester County recreational facility among respondents of a survey that was conducted over a three-month period last year. County officials gathered last Thursday at the 777-acre farm on Route
Read MoreThe Town of Yorktown is searching for a new garbage hauler after fining its current company $59,500 for uncollected trash. “This is not the way it’s supposed to work, and we know it,” Supervisor Tom Diana said at last week’s
Read MoreA majority of the North Castle Town Board appeared to oppose a request to relocate two affordable housing units from a luxury age-restricted condominium development in Armonk because of unfavorable circumstances and market conditions. Virginia and Frank Madonna Sr., developers
Read MoreIn low key fashion, the Yorktown Planning Board last week unanimously approved the mixed-use project Underhill Farm on the property on Underhill Ave. that once housed the Soundview Preparatory School and Beaver Conference Farm. The July 17 approval of the
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht The Pleasantville Village Board is likely to permit the downtown business district moratorium to expire later this month but it’s unclear what zoning code revisions could be considered to help officials effectively deal with development issues. Mayor
Read MoreMount Pleasant is the latest town to feel the effects of the heavy rains that have plagued the region recently. On Tuesday afternoon, Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi declared a state of emergency after downpours inundated areas of the town. The emergency
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Planning Board appears likely to take a vote on the controversial cell tower proposal next month after receiving a draft resolution last week that outlines 59 detailed conditions the applicant must follow. After three years of tense
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board delayed accepting the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for a proposed 175-unit residential complex until it is satisfied with the language in the document regarding several key issues. No action was taken by the board
Read MoreNew Castle officials convinced the state Department of Transportation (DOT) last week to pay for a town police officer to direct traffic at a critical intersection until the Route 120 culvert replacement project is finished. Following a review last Tuesday
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht White Plains Mayor Tom Roach was joined last week for a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the developers of the city’s latest completed construction project, a new 303-unit upscale apartment complex. The Halden, which opened earlier this year, was
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