Armonk

The proposed Armonk dog park is in jeopardy of being scuttled after it was learned last week that the anonymous donor that had been lined up to pay for the project has abruptly withdrawn support. The latest turn of events

Tensions on the North Castle Town Board continued to fray last week during a heated discussion over the controversial dog park proposal for downtown Armonk. Terse exchanges between the board’s two factions erupted at its April 17 work session after

The North Castle Town Board delayed scheduling a public hearing and referring the latest Mariani Gardens proposal to the planning board until town officials can determine whether all of the nursery’s merchandise is allowed under current zoning. Board members held

The president of the Armonk citizens group that saw the dismissal of  its Article 78 challenging North Castle’s decision to grant CVS a special use permit has vowed to swiftly file an appeal. Charlene Jacobi informed the town board at

The Article 78 filed against the Town of North Castle for granting a special use permit to allow a CVS Pharmacy to move into downtown Armonk was dismissed last week. State Supreme Court Justice Joan B. Lefkowitz ruled in favor

Former North Castle Republican Chairwoman Loronda Murphy could serve as much as 13 1/2 years in prison following the completion of sentencing Tuesday morning in her mortgage fraud case. Westchester County Court Judge Barbara Zambelli levied an “indeterminate” sentence of

A week after North Castle Councilman John Cronin accused former supervisor William Weaver of associating with the disgraced and now incarcerated former town Republican chairwoman, a coalition of town political leaders fired back. Democratic Committee Co-Chairman John Diaconis, joined by

A group of volunteers is raising money to reconstruct one of North Castle’s most recognizable symbols. The Eagle Restoration Committee is starting a fundraising drive to replace the 40-foot-high eagle near the intersection of routes 128 and 22. Built in