Westchester County Executive George Latimer said Monday that there has been no indication that it will receive migrants being sent from New York City, although he could not rule whether that would happen. Latimer made the comments during his weekly
Read MoreResidents who are opposing the installation of cell wireless antennas in residential neighborhoods in White Plains are cautiously optimistic recent plans submitted by Verizon will be rejected. A large group of residents appeared at the May 1 Common Council meeting
Read MoreThe recently approved 2023-24 state budget includes $3 million to conduct a study of routes 35 and 202, along with the Bear Mountain Parkway from Yorktown to Peekskill. Area legislators had been lobbying for the study, which will focus on
Read MoreThe Putnam County Legislature unanimously approved borrowing up to $5.8 million last week to complete the stalled Peekskill Hollow Road rehabilitation and bridge project after the previous contractor walked off the job last year. Bids have been opened to find
Read MoreThe development team for the proposed residential project at Armonk’s former Mariani Gardens site has again revised its plans, but town officials remain leery that the design may still be too large or dense. Representatives for applicant 45 Bedford Road LLC appeared
Read MoreRepresentatives of an Armonk golf course continued pushing back against the North Castle Town Board last week, maintaining it will not pay fees associated with having a third-party holder for the required conservation easement. The Summit Club, which is looking
Read MoreThe Fiscal Year 2024 budget was passed on Tuesday but it was completed without the governor’s Housing Compact. One of the most controversial items during this year’s state budget season was removed by Gov. Kathy Hochul about two weeks ago.
Read MoreCongressman Jamaal Bowman (D-Yonkers) called for reforms to the U.S. Supreme Court that would increase the number of judges, eliminate the lifetime appointment and enact an ethics code for its members. Bowman, joined by former congressman Mondaire Jones and Fred
Read MoreA bid submitted last summer for property that was a Native American ceremonial ground may be in limbo due to litigation but that hasn’t stopped a grassroots group in its hope to preserve the property. Friends of Buttonhook, a nonprofit
Read MoreOwners of the former Chase Bank building at 444 Bedford Rd. were denied an exemption from the moratorium in a unanimous vote last week by the Pleasantville Village Board. Michael and Alex Beldotti, the owners of the building, applied for a waiver that
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