Mount Kisco

Mount Kisco officials held a public session last Thursday to detail what’s at stake for the village’s three firehouses as voters decide Nov. 5 whether to authorize another $4 million to help renovate and expand the facilities. The session at

By Ed Perratore Details of ShopRite’s traffic plan related to its proposed 85,000-square-foot supermarket at the Diamond Properties complex in Mount Kisco were scrutinized last week as nearby residents remained apprehensive about the often-snarled North Bedford Road corridor. The Planning

By Erin Maher Alarmed parents packed the Fox Lane Middle School gym last Wednesday evening to strenuously oppose the Bedford School District’s consideration of eliminating up to two of its elementary schools in the near future due to declining enrollment.

By Erin Maher The Bedford Central School District is considering eliminating one or two of its elementary schools in the near future due to declining enrollment. An e-mail sent to district residents Wednesday night by Superintendent of Schools Dr. Christopher

For shoppers who for years loved to browse through a maze of vendors searching for bargains in downtown Mount Kisco during a mid-September weekend, that hasn’t changed. This, the sales will return but so will the carnival rides, the music

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,

The 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

Westchester 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