At first glance a human resources professional and someone who works with others to improve their health and wellness might not seem to have much in common. But for Joanne Witmyer there’s a connection – to benefit people whether that
Read MoreA familiar face will be the proprietor of the new restaurant that will be moving into the Mount Kisco train station space. The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) confirmed Monday that Joseph Bueti, owner of Village Social Kitchen and Bar on
Read MoreWestchester County police apprehended and arrested two Staten Island men by Thursday night in connection with the robbery of a Mount Kisco jewelry store earlier in the day. Thomas Curry, 28, was arrested within minutes of the grab-and-run theft of
Read MoreAs Mount Kisco faces a spiraling number of vacant storefronts, members of its business community brainstormed last week about how to return the village’s once bustling downtown to its former glory. The meeting, organized by Mayor Michael Cindrich and other
Read MoreThe Westmoreland Sanctuary Nature Center & Wildlife Preserve in Mount Kisco is known for its educational programs and 640 acres of wilderness that are open to the public, but it has also become known for family-friendly outdoor theater productions. On
Read MoreMention Westchester County and hunger among its residents is probably one of the last images in many people’s minds. But representatives of the Mount Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry, see hungry families stream into the United Methodist Church on East Main
Read MoreThe Italian café and restaurant Via Vanti! at the Mount Kisco train station will shut its doors next week after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is prepared to announce another operator for the site. Owner Carla Gambescia said Thursday she
Read MoreMount Kisco The American Legion Post 136 in Mount Kisco will hold its annual Memorial Day parade on Monday, May 30 at 10 a.m. The parade route will begin at Oakwood Cemetery, travel down Smith Street to Route 117 and
Read MoreLegislation before the Mount Kisco Village Board that would ban the sale and display of drug accessories was debated last week with general support expressed for the proposal. The measure is being spearheaded by Deputy Mayor Anthony Markus. There is
Read MoreIn an effort to bolster commercial activity, Mount Kisco Mayor Michael Cindrich said the village is considering the creation of a business improvement district (BID) for the heart of the downtown. Cindrich said a BID would comprise portions of Main
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