A Carmel man has been charged with killing a goose at the Putnam County Golf Course in Mahopac. On Aug. 19, Putnam County SPCA officers responded to call from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Police about
Read MoreWhat had been a typically drab black fence surrounding the play area at the Hawthorne Cedar Knolls Academy’s Extended School Year program for most of the summer was transformed into a splendid artistic display last Thursday. It was a colorful
Read MoreMount Pleasant is expected to hire an outside engineering firm to help flood-prone areas of town that are frequently swamped by heavy rain. Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi said last week he expects to retain the additional expertise of a firm that
Read MoreBy Michael Gold The winning team had pinpointed an acute problem for many Westchester residents: There’s only one place in the county, in Valhalla, to dispose of your used cooking fats, oil and grease and residents must make an appointment.
Read MoreThe summer of unhappy residents and annoyed motorists has come to an end in Chappaqua. Late last week the Route 120 culvert replacement project was completed by the state Department of Transportation (DOT) by the promised Aug. 18 deadline. By
Read MoreTonetta Lake Beach in Southeast was the backdrop for an announcement by Assemblyman Matt Slater (R-Yorktown) Monday morning aimed at combatting toxic algae blooms. Slater was joined by town and county officials in support of a bill he is sponsoring
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board interviewed three planning and engineering firms last week in its quest to make the municipality a more walkable village by improving pedestrian safety and slowing traffic. A work session was held last Monday where representatives
Read MoreThe White Plains Planning Board last week approved an application from Dish Wireless to install three antennas on the roof of the Residence Inn by Marriott at 5 Barker Ave. The board voted 5-1 Aug. 15 following several months of
Read MoreNew Castle officials are planning public outreach sessions next year to engage residents in what they hope results in feedback regarding potential future uses of publicly-owned land in downtown Chappaqua. The town has retained the Land Use Law Center at
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht A group of 46 interns, led by Greenburgh Town Clerk Judith Beville, last week finished their summer-long town project helping some of Westchester’s asylum seekers. In the spring, more than 100 of the roughly 400 migrants who arrived
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