A developer is seeking to tear down the structure that formerly housed Eduardo’s Restaurant on Mount Kisco’s South Moger Avenue to construct a more than 8,000-square-foot, two-story commercial building. Project architect Ira Grandberg, who helped the Florida-based Win Development introduce
Read MoreBy James Best The Village of Mount Kisco announced last week it has received two federal grants totaling $230,000 for pedestrian and safety improvements and to buy a bus to transport senior citizens. Mayor Michael Cindrich said a $200,000 grant
Read MoreNorthern Westchester Hospital (NWH) celebrated a century of serving the community with a special ceremony late Thursday afternoon and the unveiling of an electronic interactive timeline that traces the history of the hospital from its roots until today. Originally called
Read MoreThe operators of a recently approved Modell’s Sporting Goods are targeting a spring opening for the new store. A recent sign on a front window of the building at 154-162 E. Main St. in the space formerly occupied by Borders
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board of Trustees is seeking to become one of the first municipalities to regulate the distribution of medical marijuana. Last month the trustees instructed Village Attorney Whitney Singleton to create the proposed regulations. The distribution began
Read MoreThrough most of his twenties Michael Blacker was addicted to marijuana. If he tried to stop, Blacker would suffer the extreme effects of withdrawal. About a decade into his addiction Blacker had a terrifying dream. He rested his head on
Read MoreState Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) outlined some of the efforts the state legislature has undertaken this year to fight against the plague of illegal drugs last Tuesday night before the Mount Kisco Village Board. Murphy, co-chairman of the Senate’s Task
Read MoreIt’s been an unusual holiday season, as warmer than average temperatures haven’t made it seem like Christmas is approaching. Then for the first time, online sales surpassed brick-and-mortar retail sales on Black Friday weekend, a trend expected to become the
Read MoreTanya Cooper knows better than anyone the challenges that foster kids face not only while growing up but when they’re ready to age out of the system. That’s why Cooper and volunteers from Foster Kids Unite, the nonprofit organization she
Read MoreAn area supermarket celebrated a fresh start this week while another will have its doors shuttered with apparently no new operator set to take over. The former Mount Kisco A&P on North Bedford Road reopened Thursday at 7 a.m. as
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