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
Read MoreResults of a recent North Castle survey revealed last week that improving ballfields is the highest recreation priority that residents want to see officials address. In the first formal survey conducted by the town’s Parks & Recreation Advisory Board in
Read MoreNorth Castle Planning Board members directed representatives for a newly-built warehouse to revise their plan because outdoor storage containers from an incoming PODS facility could cause disturbance on Business Park Drive in Armonk. Despite an acoustical expert for the property
Read MoreAn Armonk man is suing the Town of North Castle, its police department and various town officials for failing to provide him with four officers’ disciplinary records following a Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) request. Asad Gilani, acting as his
Read MoreThe Town of North Castle will hold a public hearing later this month regarding potential safety upgrades at a problematic Armonk intersection that prompted more than 80 residents to appeal to town officials for improvements. A July 27 hearing has
Read MoreRepresentatives for Armonk’s Eagle Ridge proposal submitted a revised townhome layout last week but there were concerns raised about the safety of having three cul-de-sacs while the developer appeared indifferent to his own plan. At the request of the North
Read MoreBy Jonathan Notis In 2015, Sue Fuirst and Julie Gerstein formed Spiral Giving, a charitable and educational program that teaches high school students about philanthropy. Fuirst and Gerstein established Spiral Giving programs in four Westchester high schools – Byram Hills
Read MoreThe team that proposed redeveloping the MBIA property in Armonk has significantly revised its plans by eliminating the proposed hotel and announcing last week it had retained luxury homebuilder Toll Brothers to construct the townhomes. Applicant Airport Campus appeared before
Read MoreIt makes sense that if Ali Weiss would change careers, her new venture would be that of a jewelry designer. Like many people, Weiss has been a jewelry lover for many years, but it takes more than purely a desire
Read MoreIt’s hard to believe that just over six months ago the Armonk Lions Club was on the verge of folding, which would have marked the end of the organization’s annual fol-de-rol. Last weekend, a reinvigorated Lions Club held one of
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