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It’s been well-documented how COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on restaurants and the travel and hospitality industries. The situation has been similarly challenging for local theater companies, but so far some have managed to stay afloat long enough to hopefully welcome
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Several residents demanded North Castle officials and representatives of the Summit Club golf residential community last week take steps to protect their wells as the developer searches for an alternate water supply for the project’s residential component. A special live-streamed
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It has been more than a decade since a group of partners bought the old Canyon Club on Bedford Road in Armonk. They sought to transform the 156-acre property and golf course into a 21st century country club community with
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A car operated in reverse fell from Pleasantville’s Memorial Plaza parking lot to the area down below near the southbound Metro-North tracks shortly after noon on Friday. Pleasantville Police Chief Erik Grutzner said a male driver in his late teens
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It took a little longer than anticipated but the Armonk community had reason to celebrate the two Byram Hills High School state championship sports teams last weekend. District and town officials unveiled the long-awaited sign on Route 128 Saturday morning
Read moreNorth Castle is considering reducing the number of affordable residences for a developer’s yet-to-be-built project at the old lumberyard on Bedford Road in Armonk in exchange for scaling back the number of units at the site. The Town Board is
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The first weekend in October should have been the time when one of the metropolitan area’s and the nation’s top art shows returned to Armonk. It will still be held but from a distance. The 59th annual Armonk Outdoor Art
Read moreThe North Castle Town Board appeared hesitant to allow a developer to pursue an all-residential proposal for a key 32-acre parcel in Armonk that officials hope will be the site of a new hotel. Earlier this month, the board told
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Cathy Deutsch finally reached a crossroad earlier this month. Deutsch, the owner of Tiger Lily boutique on Mount Kisco’s Main Street, was forced to close from mid-March to late May at the start of the COVID-19 crisis along with tens
Read moreAs power restoration in Westchester’s hardest hit areas neared its conclusion Tuesday night, local and county officials are demanding answers from utilities on what went wrong while appealing to the state to make much-needed changes. A week after Tropical Storm
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