There are plenty of people who would like to see all residents have a decent and affordable place to live. For more than 50 years, Nick Beilenson didn’t just hope it would happen, he dedicated his life toward that goal.
Read MoreNorth Castle officials are fretting that a proposed 456-unit residential complex in Greenwich nearly pressed up against the state and town line will inundate their municipality’s roads and strain its infrastructure and services. Representatives for New York City-based developer Tishman Speyer
Read MoreThe New York State Department of Transportation (DOT) has committed to funding a long-awaited study of Route 9A from Mount Pleasant to Ossining as flooding, accidents and bridge strikes have plagued the antiquated roadway for years. Local and state representatives
Read MoreThe Cortlandt Town Board will be holding a public hearing Monday, May 2 at 7 p.m. at Cortlandt Town Hall on the proposed Medical Oriented District (MOD) rezoning and two pending projects in the area of New York Presbyterian Hudson
Read MoreResidents opposing acquisition of a 25-acre property through eminent domain persuaded the Mount Kisco Village Board last week to resume the public hearing this Saturday and include a question-and-answer session regarding cell tower relocation to Leonard Park. Critics and supporters
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo She was instrumental in the acquisition of the former elementary school to be used as a town hall, and the move played a pivotal role in her being elected to the seat she held for 30 years.
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo The City of White Plains and the White Plains Business Improvement District (BID) launched their Plastic Free White Plains initiative on Earth Day, April 22. In celebration of Earth Day, White Plains officials are encouraging the plastic
Read MoreNew Castle officials have been given an approximate starting time for when Westchester County will begin construction of its sewage diversion project along Hunts Lane, but those in the area should prepare for two years of headaches. Town Administrator Jill
Read MoreTwo area state legislators have proposed a new bill that would prohibit state elected officials and certain employees from profiting through investments in stocks based on information they received in the course of doing their job. Assemblywoman Sandy Galef (D-Ossining)
Read MoreA proposal before the Pleasantville Planning Commission to build two two-family homes has sparked a debate within the village about its two-family zoning, which permits the multifamily homes. One of the structures has been proposed for the corner of Bedford
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