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Lighthouse Youth Theatre, one of Westchester’s preeminent creative programs for children, is relocating from its Armonk studio to the Saw Mill Club in Mount Kisco this week. John Fanelli, Lighthouse’s founder and artistic director, said as the year-long pandemic-induced closure
Read moreByram Hills school officials plan to increase in-class attendance for grades 7-12 to 60 percent next month as districts search for ways to safely and effectively return students to class more often. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Jen Lamia said last
Read moreThe developer of a proposed hotel and townhouse plan in Armonk has once again revised the project by reducing the number of units but two North Castle Town Board members remain uncomfortable with its density. Frank Madonna is seeking to
Read moreNorth Castle officials are planning to accelerate the final 24 miles of paving of town roads by drawing on most of a $10 million bond authorization that was approved last spring. Town Administrator Kevin Hay last week recommended to the
Read moreTreasures Thrift Shop at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Armonk is hosting a grand reopening. Starting March 6, shop hours will be Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for both shopping and donations. Shuttered since last year due to
Read moreThe Armonk developer who has been seeking a lower percentage of affordable units for a revamped condominium project has balked at a town-imposed deadline to complete construction that would enable him to receive the reduction. During the start of a
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Like so many other aspects of life during the past year, the pandemic has brought havoc to those who love yoga and their instructors. Many studios have been forced to close, whether it be temporarily or permanently and move online.
Read moreThe North Castle Town Board will hold a public hearing Wednesday evening on a proposed local law that would reduce the percentage of affordable housing units for a revised condominium project at the old lumberyard site in Armonk. Town officials
Read moreThe developer who proposed a hotel, condos and townhouses on land formerly owned by IBM in Armonk will again revise his plans after North Castle Town Board members repeatedly questioned whether the project’s density was sustainable. Developer Frank Madonna told
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A former Byram Hills student and football player was arrested Monday by federal authorities for being part of the mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Armonk resident Brian Gundersen was charged after tips were received by the
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