New 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
Read MoreDuring the first two Diverse Abilities Jobs Fair, Westchester County reserved space at libraries in Yonkers and White Plains as the hosting sites for the event. The fairs proved to be so successful that officials needed to secure a larger
Read MoreThe Putnam County Legislature last week overwhelmingly supported expanding a current homeless shelters law that would prohibit the temporary housing of asylum seekers. The 7-1 vote on July 5 expectedly followed a June 21 thumbs up from the Legislature’s Rules,
Read MoreMount Pleasant officials on Wednesday demanded that New York State close JCCA’s Westchester campus after an escalating number of serious police calls have raised safety concerns for youth, staff and local residents. Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi and Police Chief Paul Oliva
Read MoreMount Kisco unveiled a new adaptive playground and swing sets during a ribbon-cutting ceremony last Friday, another of the ongoing improvements that have been made at Leonard Park. The $250,000 project, which was funded in part through a State and
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board may vote this week on whether to add the Zoning Board of Appeals to the list of boards that have their meetings televised live, but with the risk of multiple resignations. Repeated requests to show the ZBA’s
Read MoreA proposed law that would have limited certain types of vehicles from being parked in a house’s front yard in Mount Pleasant will be put on hold after the Town Board heard overwhelming criticisms from residents. Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi said
Read MoreYorktown’s chosen garbage hauler is facing daily fines of $1,500 starting Friday if it does not pick up household refuse left uncollected on sidewalks this week. Supervisor Tom Diana revealed Thursday that he sent a notice of default and cure
Read MoreMany residents who live in one of the 29 Westchester municipalities and have been enrolled in the Westchester Power Community Energy Program through Sustainable Westchester thought they were likely to get lower electricity rates. But over the past year, those
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