Westchester County is establishing a food scrap recycling initiative where the county will haul away the material for municipalities that have their own programs while the feasibility of a long-term solution is examined. County Executive George Latimer announced the plan
Read MoreBy Ed Perratore The architectural and engineering firm retained to renovate and expand Mount Kisco’s three firehouses will make up for last year’s miscalculated estimates which required village officials to ask taxpayers for an additional $4 million bond referendum last
Read MoreA White Plains civil rights attorney officially entered the Democratic field of candidates for the 93rd Assembly District Tuesday pledging to support measures to fight climate change, create more affordable housing and strengthen healthcare coverage. Jeremiah Frei-Pearson, 41, making his
Read MoreTwo men who had been charged last week in connection with an attempted burglary of a Katonah jewelry store were also arrested for allegedly stealing prescription medication from a Mount Kisco pharmacy. Westchester County police detectives arrested Kevin Alvarez-Soto and
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur and Joan Gaylord What could be the most significant development in Mount Kisco in more than a generation is likely at some point to generate more than its share of community interest in 2020. The project, Kirby
Read MoreDozens of sparkling blue balloons bobbed over the parking lot at the Boys & Girls Club in Mount Kisco Monday night where more than 80 people gathered to remember Diego Trejo. The candlelight vigil was held by his family a
Read MoreThis article has been update to include comments from Mount Kisco Village Manager Ed Brancati. New Castle officials are exploring alternative fire services for the town’s property owners covered by the Mount Kisco Fire Department as those taxpayers brace for
Read MoreMount Kisco has agreed to extend its police services contract with Westchester County for another five years, continuing the arrangement that began between the village and the county police in mid-2015. County Executive George Latimer signed the new Inter-municipal Agreement
Read MoreBy Ed Perratore Diamond Properties’ plan for ShopRite to move to 333 N. Bedford Rd. in Mount Kisco received a boost last week after the village’s traffic consultant largely concurred with the results of the applicant’s traffic study. Plans call
Read MoreBy Joan Gaylord The Mount Kisco Village Board drew one step closer to bringing new mixed-use development to downtown by approving two developers and an architectural firm for the project. Trustees voted 4-1 to sign a letter of intent to
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