The Mount Kisco Village Board last week approved bond resolutions for sewer and water projects that will enable the municipality to pursue state funding to help pay for the upgrades. In a series of actions at the Sept. 5 meeting,
Read MoreThe Village of Mount Kisco announced that paving will impact travel and parking on three streets this week. Spring Street was scheduled to be milled on Monday and paved on Tuesday. Then on Wednesday, Lieto Drive from the train tracks
Read MoreWestchester County police are once again hosting a fun-filled Cops & Cones event in the heart of downtown Mount Kisco. This year Cops & Cones will be held on Thursday, Aug. 29 from 4 to 9 p.m. in the Blackeby
Read MoreWhenever a business or organization is launched, the goal is usually to grow the enterprise and have a greater reach over time. Extraordinary Ventures New York (EVNY) is achieving that objective quite successfully. The Mount Kisco-based nonprofit, which brings employment
Read MoreThroughout their youth, Dr. Nancy Millian and her sister, Melissa Millian Katz, were often the ones people sought out when they needed to confide in someone. It should be no surprise that Millian has spent the past 35 years as
Read MoreBy Ed Perratore More than 150 drivers in downtown Mount Kisco on Aug. 11 got the chance to get their cars and trucks washed and make a profound difference at the same time. The car wash, behind the Union Hook
Read MoreMount Kisco officials are considering whether to propose propositions that would impose term limits on Village Board members and an age limit for village justices. Mayor Gina Picinich said last week that she and Trustee Isi Albanese have been advocates
Read MoreBy Abby Luby When Michael Dymant walks into a patient’s room at Northern Westchester Hospital in Mount Kisco, he makes sure he has two things: his sense of humor and the story of his two, major life-threatening cardio-related surgeries. If
Read MoreMount Kisco officials have agreed to place a $4 million referendum on the November ballot to pay for scaled-back expansion and renovation of the municipality’s three firehouses after learning the village’s engineering firm miscalculated project estimates. If approved by voters,
Read MoreBy Michael Gold A clogged artery recently gave me the questionable opportunity to compare the services of Northern Westchester Hospital and Westchester Medical Center. Once a school yard athlete, who loved playing basketball, football and softball, at the age of
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