Mount Kisco

Diamond Properties has signed a lease to move the Bedford Hills ShopRite to Mount Kisco but the applicant will need a zoning text amendment from the Village Board for that to happen. The 70,000-square-foot supermarket would relocate from its current

Diamond Properties has signed a lease to move the Bedford Hills ShopRite to Mount Kisco but the applicant will need a zoning text amendment from the Village Board for that to happen. The 70,000-square-foot supermarket would relocate from its current

By Erin Maher West Patent Elementary School parents fretting over the potential impact of a change in the Mount Kisco Elementary School bilingual program sharply expressed their disapproval about a plan that could increase enrollment at their school. Bedford Superintendent

The holiday shopping season is eagerly anticipated by many business owners because it can make the difference between a losing year and profitable one. But for merchants along Mount Kisco’s North Bedford Road an unexpected change in Con Edison’s schedule

The developer of a proposed 129-unit senior housing complex has followed through on threats of a lawsuit against Mount Kisco and the Village Attorney claiming the approval process has been wrongfully stalled. The suit was filed Nov. 6 in U.S.

In what is seen as a big boost to downtown Mount Kisco, a lease has been signed to bring a HomeGoods store to the former site of Annie Sez on Main Street. Mayor Michael Cindrich announced at Monday night’s Village

By Erin Maher Bedford Superintendent of Schools Dr. Christopher Manno presented the Board of Education Wednesday night with two proposals toward resolving issues related to the Dual Language Bilingual Education program (DLBE) at Mount Kisco Elementary School. Manno’s first alternative

The Mount Kisco Conservation Advisory Council (CAC) urged village officials to pursue a reusable bag initiative that would significantly reduce single-use plastic and paper shopping bags that harm the environment. Council member Alan Antin appealed to the village board for

In what may have been the most surprising result Tuesday night, seven-term Mount Kisco Mayor Michael Cindrich was defeated by first-time candidate Gina Picinich. Picinich, running on the independent 4MK line, won by about 100 votes despite Cindrich appearing on