The pandemic has caused so many events to be canceled this year but congregational leaders and parishioners at the United Methodist Church of Mount Kisco found a way to keep a popular Christmas tradition alive. With some ingenuity and reconfiguration,
Read MoreThree Mount Kisco businesses were charged last week with selling alcohol or vaping products to people under 21 years old. Smoking of Chen, Inc., which is known as The Smoking King, at 32 Main St., was cited for selling vaping
Read MoreNew Castle fire commissioners hope to repair the relationship with Mount Kisco officials and continue receiving fire protection from the village for 147 properties after concerns were raised that response time would suffer. Commissioners for New Castle Fire District #1
Read MoreA longstanding agreement that provides Mount Kisco fire protection service to nearly 150 New Castle properties will be terminated at the end of the month unless a dispute over escalating fees can be resolved. Mount Kisco Village Manager Edward Brancati
Read MoreVillage Board colleagues of Mount Kisco Deputy Mayor Jean Farber paid tribute to her 10 years of service to municipal government, praising her efforts to elevate the arts and local historical society while always providing a voice of reason. Farber,
Read MoreTwo Mount Kisco residents have asked the village Planning Board to issue a positive declaration for a proposed cell tower as attorneys for the applicant and board clashed over the issue of whether the tower can be sited elsewhere on the
Read MoreMount Kisco residents raised several concerns last week related to the mixed-use project proposed for the village’s North and South Moger parking lots during the ongoing public hearing to consider a zoning change. The Village Board listened to a pair
Read MoreScenes of hours-long lines for early voting from around the nation came to Westchester on Saturday as New Yorkers had their first opportunity to cast their votes in the general election. In Peekskill and Mount Kisco, voters reported standing in
Read MoreThe vice chairman of the Mount Kisco Planning Board recused himself last week from reviewing the proposed solar farm and cell tower applications for a 25-acre parcel because of a once tangential relationship to the property. John Bainlardi said he will
Read MoreCaptain Lawrence Brewing Company, which bills itself as the largest craft brewery in the Hudson Valley, will be opening in Mount Kisco as early as next week. Owner Scott Vaccaro said last week that the 7,800-square-foot space at 369 Lexington
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