By Rick Pezzullo and Martin Wilbur Westchester County Board of Legislators Chairwoman Catherine Borgia defiantly vowed Monday not to resign from her leadership position after being urged to do so by the Democratic caucus. The statement by the board’s 14
Read MoreControversy erupted last week in the Mount Kisco Democratic mayoral primary after current Deputy Mayor Lisa Abzun accused opponent Thomas Luzio of collecting multiple phony signatures on his nominating petition. Last week, Abzun filed objections related to 82 of the
Read MoreNew York State’s Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) approved a map last week of Assembly districts that will be used for the 2024 election and over the next decade if approved by the state legislature. The bipartisan 10-member IRC was established
Read MoreThe Yorktown Town Board held a public scoping session last week for a proposed large-scale housing project in Jefferson Valley. Yorktown Development AMS LLC is planning to construct 250 luxury, multi-family apartments and for sale townhouses on a 35.5-acre property
Read MoreA listener can find discussion on almost any subject matter in today’s vast landscape of podcasts. If you’re looking to get a perspective that is often left unexplored on two important and often weightier topics, it would be wise to
Read MoreWhenever Chappaqua singer and actor Frank Shiner gets a chance to bring a production to his home community, he looks forward to the opportunity – especially when it’s for charity. That’s what Shiner has done previously when he’s scheduled concerts
Read MoreThe Westchester County District Attorney’s Office, Peekskill NAACP, Peekskill Police Department and the City of Peekskill will be hosting a community gun buyback event on Sat., April 22 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the United Methodist Church located
Read MoreWith trees and flowers blooming, there’s no doubt that spring is well underway. In some communities, that means the return of local farmers markets. The Mount Kisco Farmers Market is a month away from coming back for its second full
Read MoreNorth Castle officials and the principal of the Summit Club were at odds last week over whether a conservation easement is needed for the 130-acre golf course despite a deed restriction prohibiting further development. The town’s Open Space Committee has
Read MoreThe company that operates the Algonquin Gas Pipeline will be paying the Town of Yorktown $1,050,000 as compensation for the three-month closure of Woodlands Legacy Fields due to a sinkhole created in December. Yorktown Supervisor Tom Diana negotiated the compensation
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