Joel Seligman, the leader of Northern Westchester Hospital for nearly two decades, has announced he’s stepping down from his CEO post at the end of 2019. By the conclusion of the year, Seligman will have served in the job for
Read MoreBy Sean Browne Creating an environmentally sensitive layout for Sunrise Solar Solutions’ proposed ground-mounted solar array at Mount Kisco’s Oakwood Cemetery layout was the focus of the opening of a public hearing before the village’s Planning Board last Tuesday. Sunrise
Read MoreThe undocumented Mount Kisco synagogue custodian who had been detained by authorities and faced deportation to his native Mexico received one of the best holiday gifts he could have hoped for – the day after Christmas. Armando Rojas, who in
Read MoreThe Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center (HHREC) in White Plains will expand its effort to provide the children and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors an outlet to preserve and share their family’s story of horror and survival. As the number
Read MoreA new community event is coming to Mount Kisco next spring that promises to be a foodie’s delight that will benefit Leonard Park at the same time. The Village Board approved a proposal from Superintendent of Recreation Joanne Aquilino last week
Read MoreBy James Miranda When Salvatore D’Errico was 17 years old, his older brother, Richard, asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up. Salvatore was working at a pizzeria and thought he’d open one himself. Instead, his older
Read MoreAn issue that has been a longstanding problem in Mount Kisco may finally be addressed in the near future. The Village Board is considering policy changes for stricter enforcement of the municipality’s building, fire and zoning codes to better protect
Read MoreBy Erin Maher The Bedford Board of Education revealed a proposed policy last week with guidelines to determine next year’s placement for Dual Language Bilingual Education (DLBE) and traditional classroom students from Mount Kisco Elementary School. In an effort to
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board approved legislation last Monday to regulate the installation of solar arrays within the village ending several months of planning and sometimes lively debate. The legislation passed by a 4-1 margin with Trustee Karen Schleimer the
Read MoreMount Kisco Planning Board Chairman Doug Hertz scolded Katonah Art Center representatives and the building’s landlord last week for moving into its new Radio Circle space without approvals. The applicant first appeared before the board July 24 seeking a special
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