While my favorite type of written-word journalism to read is often the straightforward, balanced news report, the format and its rightful traditions sometimes put the squeeze on important truth-telling. In late July, a respected member of the community, Bedford Corners
Read MoreMount Kisco residents Jeff Kent and his wife, Heather, both work at Northern Westchester Hospital. But their place of employment isn’t their only work-related similarity. Last Friday, Jeff was named the 2022 Clayton Scanlan Byrne Planetree Caregiver of the Year
Read MoreA Mount Kisco resident raised concerns last week that the pending relocation of the village’s fire horn would have problematic effects on the health and quality of life of many neighbors. The village is moving forward with plans to install the
Read MoreFormer Mount Kisco mayor Patricia Reilly, who served for 10 years on the Village Board and was also the daughter of a village mayor, died Tuesday with her family by her side. She was 91. While many members of Pat’s
Read MoreA piece of Mount Kisco history has made it back to the village after crisscrossing the United States for decades. The Mount Kisco Historical Society received a more than century-old Malcolm Love piano last week, an upright that was purchased
Read MoreMt. Kisco’s former Public Works general foreman was sentenced last week to time served in his harassment case against his ex-wife but an order of protection was put in place for her and their four children. Joe Luppino, who was
Read MoreLive music performed by talented high school students last Wednesday would have delighted Suzanne Grant, who was passionate about the performing arts throughout her life. Grant, a former six-year Bedford Board of Education member and a passionate community volunteer, died
Read MoreMount Kisco Deputy Mayor Lisa Abzun and longtime village Trustee Karen Schleimer may not have competition in this year’s general election, but that doesn’t mean they won’t have difficult issues to face over the next two years. Abzun, who was
Read MoreBy Jessica Jafet Andrew Golden held a passion for science as a boy growing up in Brooklyn. How to apply that passion can take a science-loving kid in so many directions. Feet? Gross. Teeth? Bloody. Surgery? Just no. How about
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel Shaul Dover’s teenage attempts at playing music, including marching band, drums, piano and guitar, never quite took hold, yet he remained a fan. Moving from Israel to New York City in the 1980s, his appreciation was heightened
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