For the people who knew William Stewart best, last Thursday’s ceremony was a fitting tribute to a life well lived. His friends and neighbors at Woodcrest Condominiums in Mount Kisco, where Stewart and his wife Joan moved into more than
Read MoreWestchester County has filed a petition in state Supreme Court to relax requirements imposed on it at Merestead in Mount Kisco to increase public accessibility and raise money for rehabilitation and upkeep of the grounds. County Legislator Kitley Covill (D-Katonah)
Read MoreA man convicted in absentia 30 years ago for a rape he committed in Mount Kisco was apprehended by county police officers in the village last Friday night. Nelson Gustavo Caceres, 51, was arrested outside a deli by officers and
Read MoreBy Lindsay Emery When Andrea Ruggiero and Grace Battaglia first came to the United States from Ecuador as children in the early 1990s, like so many area immigrants their medical needs were taken care of at Open Door Family Medical
Read MoreMotorists traveling through Mount Kisco near Northern Westchester Hospital should brace for ongoing delays into the fall as the state Department of Transportation (DOT) works on the intersection reconfiguration at routes 117 and 172. Mayor Gina Picinich said the DOT
Read MoreA developer who has sought to build a 129-unit assisted living facility in Mount Kisco filed another lawsuit against the village in state Supreme Court last week claiming officials have reneged on an agreement to sell the land. Brian Brick,
Read MoreThere’s nothing that’s more indicative of summer’s arrival than late sunsets, warm weather, barbecues and the sweet sounds of music performed outdoors. For the second consecutive summer, the Mount Kisco Arts Council is supplying the music with an eclectic lineup
Read MoreBy James Anderson Children who have grown up in the foster care system face challenges that many of their peers never have to deal with. Last week, FosterKidsUnite, a local nonprofit organization that supports youngsters as the they age out
Read MoreBy Lindsay Emery When you walk into Will Cook’s office in Mount Kisco, a large photograph of a guitar using bright red and white fiber optics greets you. The photo was made using a technique called light painting. Cook is a
Read MoreBy Sean Browne Mount Kisco officials are considering a roughly $8 million referendum this fall to have enough money to pay for the originally proposed renovation and expansion of the village’s three firehouses. Following a May 14 meeting with the
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