The Mount Kisco Conservation Advisory Council (CAC) has scheduled an expanded series of family events starting later this week to celebrate Earth Day. The festivities start with the photography exhibit “Nature & Culture in Mount Kisco” at the Mount Kisco
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A pair of brothers from Bedford is proposing to open their second chocolate factory and shop in Mount Kisco. Rick and Michael Mast, who founded Mast Chocolate, are planning to bring their company to 92 S. Moger Ave. if they
Read MoreProposed zoning amendments to allow a ShopRite supermarket at Mount Kisco’s Diamond Properties complex and eliminate the membership requirement for family entertainment facilities at the site were generally supported last week by village officials and residents. Diamond Properties has signed a lease
Read MoreOn a typical Sunday morning, Pastor Michael Blacker might be joined by five to 15 parishioners in a small, upstairs space on Mount Kisco’s South Moger Avenue. That may be a paltry number to most congregations, but Blacker is aware
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When Mark Buzzetto took a casual part-time job at Four Seasons Flowers in Mount Kisco 40 years ago, he could never have imagined that he would return one day to be its owner. As a teenager, the village native was
Read MoreAbout 35 Mount Kisco residents and merchants brainstormed on ideas to help reshape the village’s downtown area during a Comprehensive Plan workshop last Saturday. Frank Fish, president of BFJ Planning, the firm hired by the village to lead the update,
Read MoreOne of Pleasantville’s most valued and reliable servants says her final goodbye to Village Hall Friday. After serving the public for nearly 32 years, Village Administrator Patricia Dwyer will deservingly spend her first day of retirement celebrating St. Patrick’s Day,
Read MoreCounty Executive George Latimer declared a state of emergency Sunday afternoon as communities throughout Westchester were left reeling with blocked roads blocked and thousands without power following last Friday’s powerful Nor’easter. As of late Sunday afternoon, 54,000 Con Edison customers
Read MoreLocal officials revealed Saturday that restoration of power to thousands of area residents who were left in the dark by Friday’s powerful Nor’easter will begin Sunday at the earliest. Municipalities opened warming centers on Saturday to provide residents who were
Read MoreEnvironmental activists gathered outside Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Mount Kisco home Sunday afternoon urging him to release a risk assessment study he ordered on the Enbridge/Spectra AIM pipeline project near Indian Point two years ago. The group of activists, Healing and
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