Armonk

Byram Hills Superintendent Dr. William Donohue released the administration’s proposed $83.8 million 2013-14 budget last week that increases spending by 4.2 percent but school officials vowed the district would adhere to the state’s tax cap. Donohue, who made his presentation

Former North Castle Republican Chairwoman Loronda Murhpy was taken into custody and sent to county jail on Tuesday morning to await the completion of her sentencing in connection with a mortgage fraud scheme. Murphy, who appeared before Judge Barbara Zambelli, will return

A former longtime North Castle employee has filed a complaint with the state Division of Human Rights against the town alleging that her layoff last year and immediate replacement was “blatant” age discrimination. Armonk resident Linda DiFiore, 71, a senior

The Armonk community grieved the sudden loss of Byram Hills High School alumnus Jamie Love last week Love, 20, a University of Vermont junior who was enrolled in the School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, was found dead in his

The owner of a 3.6-acre parcel looking to build an age-restricted housing project on Armonk’s Old Mount Kisco Road will likely be forced to reduce density despite his pledge to build sewers for neighboring homeowners. The North Castle Town Board

The former North Castle Republican Committee chairwoman involved in a 2009 mortgage fraud scheme has attempted to rescind her guilty plea and retain a new lawyer, the Westchester County district attorney’s office has confirmed. Sentencing of Loronda Murhpy, 48, who

The North Castle Town Board voted to end the municipality’s membership in the Association of Towns last week because the organization’s new executive director is a plaintiff in litigation against the town to reinstate health benefits. In a 3-2 vote

Years before Peter Gallagher starred in Steven Soderbergh’s breakthrough film “Sex, Lies and Videotape” or performed with Sandra Bullock in “While You Were Sleeping” there was an immensely important first step on his way to a successful acting career. Gallagher

Five Byram Hills High School students won semifinalist honors last week in the prestigious national Intel Science Talent Search, the most of any school district in Westchester County this year. The students tackled a variety of projects that ranged from