Mount Kisco is hoping to resume its Fire Department Parade this year, but a host of variables related to the coronavirus and guidance from health officials and the state will determine whether that can be achieved. The department has requested
Read MoreJared Saiontz has had to carefully watch what he’s eaten his entire life because of 26 life-threatening food allergies. With thousands more people forced to use area food pantries during the pandemic, the seventh-grader at Chappaqua’s Robert E. Bell Middle
Read MoreMaureen Morrissey had for years wanted to write a book about the stories of her family. But raising her three children, teaching elementary school full-time for 37 years and having a husband with a business, there was little time and
Read MoreMy family moved to Mount Kisco in 2011 and I have two children currently attending Mount Kisco Elementary School. Having seen how the Bedford Central School District Board of Education has successfully handled the challenging situations in the past several
Read MoreKatherine Grace (Rounds) Weisman, 55, of Mount Kisco passed away on Apr. 20 with family by her side after a heroic and difficult battle with multiple myeloma. Katie was born Sept. 24, 1965, in Bloomington, Ill. She graduated from Pratt
Read MoreThe Village of Mount Kisco celebrated Earth Day last Thursday by cutting the ribbon on Westchester’s first municipal community solar and battery storage project on a capped landfill to help support renewable energy. Generating 575 kilowatts, the repurposed 1.5-acre parcel
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board rejected signing a contract that would have leased the South Moger and North Moger parking lots for 99 years to a developer to build a mixed-use project in the village’s downtown. The 3-2 vote Monday
Read MoreTwo recent turn of events have at least temporarily paused the proposed solar farm and cell tower projects at a 25-acre parcel in Mount Kisco. Sunrise Community Solar, the company that proposed a solar array for a portion of the
Read MoreOrganizers are moving forward with plans to hold this year’s Mount Kisco SeptemberFest with the understanding that the trajectory of infections and guidance from public health officials will dictate whether the event can be held. Portions of the three-day celebration,
Read MoreMount Kisco DPW General Foreman Joe Luppino was placed on a paid leave of absence Monday two days after he was arrested by Westchester County police on a misdemeanor charge. Police reported that Luppino, 49, of West Street turned himself
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