Planning consultants for the Village of Pleasantville revised their 10-year projected impacts that downtown development would have on the community but once again concluded the village would be able to handle the increase in residential units. The updated study presented
Read MoreHighway superintendents across the state are rejoicing over a $60 million increase in state funding for road repairs over last year’s budget. During a press conference last Friday at the Yorktown Highway Department garage, Assemblyman Matt Slater (R-Yorktown), Assemblywoman Dana
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board will be faced with whether to rezone 32 acres in Armonk to accommodate a reconfigured residential project after a public hearing on the issue was convened last week. Applicant Maddd Madonna Armonk LLC is proposing
Read MoreThe Route 9A engineering study between Croton-on-Hudson and Mount Pleasant has commenced and there will soon be community workshops for state transportation officials to receive public feedback. The $3 million engineering study that was funded last April started in late
Read MoreNew Castle residents voiced mixed reaction last week for a proposed mixed-use development at the former Rite Aid property at 50 N. Greeley Ave. that would feature a structure that is carbon neutral. At a public hearing last Tuesday to
Read MoreCongressman Mike Lawler (R-Pearl River) has submitted requests for $56 million in annual Appropriations Committee funding for 15 infrastructure projects across the 17th Congressional District that focus primarily on protecting water quality and improving other infrastructure. A bipartisan group of
Read MoreThe plan to build the new Pleasantville pool has been delayed another year. The new construction is now scheduled to begin following the close of the 2024 swim season, with a scheduled opening targeted for Memorial Day 2025. Initially, the plan
Read MoreThe Putnam County Legislature voted unanimously last week to create a new full-time coordinator position in the Office for Individuals with Disabilities. The post will be part of the Department of Social Services and Mental Health (DSS/MH) office and is
Read MoreThe Town of Mount Pleasant has taken over the American Legion building in Thornwood overseeing its interior reconstruction after it was severely damaged from flooding during Hurricane Ida. About a month ago, ownership of the Gilbert Rauh Post 1574 reverted
Read MoreMount Kisco officials will use members of its Department of Public Works (DPW) staff to monitor the village’s walking and hiking trails despite pleas from a group of dedicated volunteers to hire a part-time ranger. After spending parts of two
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