The Yorktown Republican Town Committee (YRTC) announced its 2023 slate with hopes of retaining four current seats and gaining hold of the town clerk post. “The Republican candidates, all endorsed unanimously and all highly qualified, offer Yorktown voters a combination
Read MoreToll Brothers has withdrawn its request for relief from refurbishing and adaptively reusing a nearly 170-year-old farmhouse on the Chappaqua Crossing campus, putting to rest fears that the structure would be radically changed or removed. Town Attorney Edward Phillips told
Read MoreRoute 35/202 in the Town of Yorktown will be repaired, thanks to $5.2 million secured from two New York State lawmakers. Senator Pete Harckham and Assemblyman Matt Slater last week announced the funding for Route 35/202. The new funding for
Read MoreThe Greenburgh Town Board last week unanimously passed a resolution seeking state legislation for a “Home Rule” amendment that would regulate what town residents would be eligible to vote in an incorporation referendum. Supervisor Paul Feiner stated the impetus for
Read MoreThe applicants of a proposed housing development on an environmentally sensitive property in White Plains will be required to do an in-depth study. Last week, the White Plains Planning Board unanimously decided to have a Draft Environmental Impact Statement completed
Read MoreThe Putnam County Legislature last week authorized a budget reallocation request by Putnam County Executive Kevin Byrne to restructure the executive branch in order to streamline and centralize services monitored by his administration. “When I was elected, I was given
Read MoreThe White Plains Common Council agreed last week to enter into a contract with four other Westchester municipalities to develop Grandpas United mentoring programs. At a meeting on Feb. 6, the council authorized spending a total of $100,000 for the
Read MoreMount Kisco officials are preparing to embark on a study to determine how they can make the village safer for pedestrians following a hit-and-run accident that saw a 53-year-old man sustain serious injuries two weeks ago. Last week, several residents
Read MoreCongressman Mike Lawler (R-Pearl River) blasted Gov. Kathy Hochul for preparing to press forward with her proposed housing plan that he and other officials have charged would irreparably damage many of the region’s communities. Joined by state and local elected
Read MoreThe Cortlandt Town Board will be discussing the Medical Oriented District (MOD) on Monday, February 13 at 7 p.m. for the first time since residents weighed-in on two pending projects in November. While residents are welcome to attend the work
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