The Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester will sell a portion of its property to the Village of Mount Kisco for $600,000 to use for recreation and keep as open space. The village board unanimously approved the purchase of
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Police Department teamed up with narcotics investigators from the Westchester district attorney’s office on Friday that resulted in an arrest of a village resident and seizure of cocaine. Authorities executed multiple search warrants at the Woodland Street house
Read MoreBy Molly Stazzone Divorce is one of life’s painful transitions. Micki McWade knows firsthand what that statement means. Twenty years ago this month, McWade, a psychotherapist, divorce coach and author, founded The Twelve Step Separation/Divorce Recovery Group in Westchester after
Read MoreLike many doctors and other health care practitioners, Dr. Ezriel Kornel donated his time to assist the injured at Ground Zero following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. While Kornel, a neurosurgeon, has vivid memories of the day, he also
Read MoreThe state Assembly has awarded more than $14 million for transportation repair projects that will go primarily to replace a Saw Mill River Parkway bridge in Mount Kisco and to install a pedestrian signal at an Armonk intersection. Assemblyman David
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual Sidewalk Sales Days next weekend–Saturday, Sept. 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 22 from 12 to 4 p.m. Over the years it has become a fun
Read MoreThe Hearth at Mount Kisco will be responsible for tax payments to the village even if the developer enters into a Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement, Mayor Michael Cindrich insisted last week. At the Sept. 3 village board meeting,
Read MoreThe Republican candidate opposing Democratic Majority Leader Peter Harckham (D-North Salem) in this November’s Westchester Board of Legislators race in District 2 praised last week’s ruling that GOP candidates’ petitions in five districts are valid. Andrea Rendo, Harckham’s opponent in
Read MoreMount Kisco Planning Board members were outraged last week when they learned that the developer of a proposed 129-unit senior housing facility is seeking a Payment in Lieu of Taxes initiative. Village Attorney Whitney Singleton announced at the board’s Aug.
Read MoreMount Kisco officials expressed support last week for a chamber of commerce proposal to place decorative banners throughout Mount Kisco to promote the village. Chamber of Commerce President Kevin Kane and Executive Director Caroline Loeb appeared before the village board
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