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Armonk’s Frosty Parade wasn’t meant to be this year. North Castle officials and organizers decided mid-week that the rescheduled parade through the downtown on Saturday would be canceled this year after the weather forecast called for a second significant rainstorm
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For the second time in four years, weather impacted North Castle’s annual Frosty Day celebration. The town announced late Saturday that the Frosty Day parade through downtown Armonk and the tree lighting ceremony at Wampus Brook Park were postponed until
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The Thanksgiving weekend and the start of the holiday season is a time when communities look forward to what they hope are bustling downtowns and a fun and successful end to the year. For North Castle and the hamlet of
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IT’S COOL TO BE A NERD, JUST OWN IT Eric Webb loved comic books as a kid growing up outside of Albany in the 1980s and 90s. But he worried about the social implications of embracing the interest. Webb’s young
Read moreThe developer of Eagle Ridge, a proposed hotel and age-restricted 72-townhome project in Armonk last week proposed two changes to the hotel application that will require amending the findings statement and a return to multiple boards. Applicant MADDD Madonna Armonk
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When “Choices: A Rock Opera” debuted at Armonk’s Whippoorwill Hall early last April, its writer and director John Krupa could not have been more pleased with the initial reaction. It played to three oversold performances before enthusiastic audiences over a
Read moreNorth Castle officials plan on converting a two-acre parcel formerly owned by Verizon into additional parking in downtown Armonk to ease a shortage of spaces during high-volume hours. A preliminary layout last week was unveiled by the town’s consulting engineer
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One of the top ranked art shows in the United States right in the middle of Westchester County returns for a milestone celebration this weekend. The 60th Armonk Outdoor Art Show will feature a wide array of art, artists, food
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For 55 years, Treasures Thrift Shop at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church has not only provided shoppers in Armonk and neighboring communities with great bargains, but has also served a greater purpose. Last Thursday, the church held a special reception to
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The North Castle Planning Board opened its public hearing for the proposed luxury condo project at The Summit Club last week, having made several relatively minor revisions based on the board’s recent feedback. The residential project on a portion of
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