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New Castle Weighs Six-Month Moratorium on Battery Storage Facilities

November 22, 2024 Martin Wilbur

The Town of New Castle is the latest municipality to consider invoking a moratorium against the development of battery energy storage systems (BESS) and large-scale solar projects. Officials voted Tuesday evening to set a public hearing on a moratorium for

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GovernmentThe Examiner

Mt. Pleasant Likely to Exceed Tax Cap in $64.8M Budget for 2025

November 20, 2024 Martin Wilbur

The Town of Mount Pleasant is likely to exceed the 2 percent tax cap as soaring health care premiums and retirement costs coupled with lingering effects of inflation and supply chain issues present budgeting challenges. Town Board members last week

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GovernmentThe Putnam Examiner

Putnam Budget Cuts Taxes: Plan Met with Criticism by Leg Chair

November 19, 2024 Rick Pezzullo

Putnam County Executive Kevin Byrne and the Putnam County Legislature finalized the vast majority of the 2025 budget last week that reduces property taxes to the lowest rate in 18 years. The budget reduces the property tax rate to $2.7

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No. Castle Explores Relocating Town Hall to Famed Law Firm’s Building

November 19, 2024 Martin Wilbur

North Castle officials are exploring the possibility of relocating Town Hall operations from its Bedford Road facility and moving into the Boies Schiller Flexner building, an office of one of the nation’s most prestigious law firms. Supervisor Joseph Rende said

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GovernmentThe White Plains Examiner

Environmental Findings for Galleria Project to be Reviewed by Council 

November 14, 2024 Andy Milone

An environmental review has been completed and its findings have been filed for the proposed mixed-use project at the site of the old Galleria Mall. The developer’s review doesn’t mean, however, that serious hazards exist there and require remediation, according

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GovernmentThe White Plains Examiner

Latimer Releases $2.5B Operating Budget for 2025 With Flat Tax Levy

November 11, 2024 Martin Wilbur

Westchester County Executive George Latimer released his $2.5 billion county operating budget for 2025 last week that places continued emphasis on increasing affordable housing, mental health initiatives and public safety while maintaining a flat tax levy. The budget, which will

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GovernmentThe White Plains Examiner

Council Insulted by Site Plan Extension Request for 60 South Broadway

November 7, 2024 Andy Milone

The “hole in the ground” at 60 South Broadway in White Plains drew negative feedback last week from a fretful Common Council, and even a comparison to the state of Berlin in 1945 after World War II. The Common Council

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GovernmentThe Northern Westchester Examiner

Tentative Yorktown Budget Calls for 8.6% Town Tax Increase

November 7, 2024 Rick Pezzullo

The tentative 2025 town budget proposed by Yorktown Supervisor Ed Lachterman last week calls for an 8.6% tax increase. In an Oct. 31 press release, Lachterman, who is presenting his first spending plan since being elected supervisor last April, attributes

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GovernmentThe White Plains Examiner

MTA Leadership Discusses Progress, Challenges of its Mass Transit System

November 7, 2024 Martin Wilbur

Metro-North commuters in Westchester and Putnam counties can expect a series of improvements, including making the railroad more resilient to flooding in the coming years, but should also brace for a 4 percent fare increase in 2025. Those were two

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GovernmentThe Northern Westchester Examiner

$15M Route 9A Paving Begins This Week From Cortlandt to Ossining

November 5, 2024 Martin Wilbur

Anyone who has driven on Route 9A from Cortlandt to Mount Pleasant during the last few years is well aware of the potholes and rough ride on that section of roadway. In the coming weeks, a large portion of that stretch will

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