Members of the New Castle Conservation Board expressed concern last week that a proposed new section of the Town Code designed to address neglected property maintenance could ensnare homeowners who want to maintain longer grass and other foliage. Town officials
Read MoreIt may have taken longer than planned, but the Town of Mount Pleasant finally has its 9/11 monument. During the annual ceremony outside Town Hall on Sunday, officials unveiled a Cambrian black granite piece with two five-foot by 14-inch blocks
Read MoreResidents living under the vast web of jet flight paths near the Westchester County Airport voiced their growing frustrations, including complaints and accusations, at a Sept. 6 public forum held at the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center. The county’s in-person meetings
Read MoreThe White Plains Planning Department will be hosting a meeting on Sept. 13 at the White Plains Public Library to receive public input on the city’s plans to seek millions of dollars in state grant money to make improvements throughout
Read MorePutnam County officials recently confirmed a report that the county is experiencing a ‘severe drought’ from a lack of rainfall. “This is a serious concern for drinking water supplies in Putnam County,” Putnam County Department of Health’s Environmental Health Director
Read MoreA public forum on the Lakeland School District’s plans to perform $57 million in capital projects is scheduled to be held Thursday, Sept. 8 at 6:30 p.m. at Lakeland High School. The meeting, which is advertised as a question-and-answer session
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board voted to continue with the eminent domain process last week for a 25-acre parcel that would serve as open space and replacement parkland if a proposed cell tower is relocated to Leonard Park. By a
Read MoreThe image of controversial American religious leader Louis Farrakhan will be removed from a mural on Manhattan Ave. in Greenburgh. Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner stated the artist who was approved by the Town Board, Black Lives Matter Committee and Manhattan
Read MoreState, county and city officials last week marked the competition of a $36M rehabilitation of an affordable housing development for senior citizens in White Plains. The renovations at the Kingsley House on Barker Ave. included the upgrading of apartment amenities
Read MoreThe Greenburgh Town Board unanimously voted last week to appoint Captain Kobie Powell as the new police chief of the Greenburgh Police Department. Powell, the first African American to lead the force, has worked for nearly 25 years in the
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