Mount Kisco

A vote on legislation that would regulate solar arrays in Mount Kisco may be headed for a vote on Monday after the Village Board closed the public hearing on the matter last week. Mayor Gina Picinich said she believes the

Democratic incumbents Jean Farber and Karen Schleimer won re-election to the Mount Kisco Village Board Tuesday night, easily fending off a bid from independent challenger Gina DiLeo. Farber and Schleimer had nearly identical vote totals – 1,818 and 1,804, respectively

Gov. Andrew Cuomo led a wildly enthusiastic pep rally of Westchester Democrats at the American Legion Hall in Mount Kisco Sunday morning calling on the party faithful to deliver badly sought-after victories on Election Day. Accompanied by Rep. Nita Lowey

Construction is underway on a $2.2 million project to realign the intersection of Routes 172 and 117 in Mount Kisco that promises to improve safety for drivers and pedestrians. The project includes installation of new traffic and pedestrian signals and

Several Mount Kisco residents expressed skepticism about allowing mixed-use development on village-owned property in the downtown area and called for greater emphasis on environmental issues during the opening of last week’s public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan update. The Village Board

Debate over Mount Kisco’s solar power law simmered last week as revisions were proposed to the legislation but questions arose over why a solar company owned by the Planning Board chairman has proposed a controversial installation. The legislation places certain

A controversial proposed law to regulate the placement of solar panels in Mount Kisco has drawn opposition by several solar power supporters because it would allow installations in the Conservation and Preservation districts. While Mount Kisco already allows roof-mounted panels,

A Mount Kisco vape shop was busted by Westchester County police on Tuesday for selling a nicotine-based product to a minor. During an underage sting conducted by county police, 46-year-old Xin Han Lin, an employee of Smoking King at 32

For decades, the Mount Kisco Sales Days was a well-attended annual ritual for village residents and merchants that would attract plenty of visitors soon after the traditional close of summer. While downtown business owners will continue to offer their wares

The party that helped elect Mount Kisco Mayor Gina Picinich and Trustee Isi Albanese last year announced its support for another challenger who will vie for one of two trustee seats in this November’s election. Gina DiLeo last Thursday was