Mount Kisco Child Care Center (MKCCC) announces the launch of its Spring Challenge Grant, now through May 31. Families, current donors, and members of the community are invited to contribute to the center. During this period, all monetary contributions received
Read MoreAs a teacher at some of the country’s finest art schools, one of Alan Reingold’s favorite assignments for his students has been to develop a portrait of their favorite rock musician. Earlier this year, Reingold gave the students in his
Read MoreCarla Gambescia had a great time as a Girl Scout growing up in Philadelphia and she is giving back in multiple ways to honor the Scouts’ 100th anniversary. Gambescia, the owner of the Via Vanti! restaurant in Mount Kisco, is
Read MoreFirst-time shoppers to Yogi’s Paw in the heart of downtown Mount Kisco may be surprised to learn that this adorable store has nothing to do with pets. In fact, the Main Street shop, awash in an assortment of bright colors,
Read MoreFor talented musicians who have little or no chance of getting their music into the mainstream, BCM Tunes is filling a void. The fledgling virtual music store, which was created by Hal Winer, owner of the Ossining-based recording studio, BiCoastal
Read MoreThe Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester (BGCNW) announced that Michelle Imbaquingo of Mount Kisco has been recognized for her commitment and outstanding contributions as the club’s 2012 Youth of the Year, the highest honor awarded by the club
Read MoreCounty Executive Rob Astorino is one of hundreds of marchers who made their way through Mount Kisco’s downtown for the Ancient Order of Hibernians’ annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on a sun-splashed afternoon. Officials, emergency service responders, service organizations and
Read MoreFolks who’ve lived in Mount Kisco a while will remember the depot that was located next to the Metro-North train station and served as the Mount Kisco Volunteer Ambulance Corps headquarters. The ambulances left and about seven years ago and
Read MoreBy Neal Rentz Buoyed by what he felt was a successful meeting with commercial property owners earlier this month, Mount Kisco Mayor Michael Cindrich has scheduled another work session addressing the need to fill empty downtown storefronts. This time, however,
Read MoreWith no money coming in to cover the costs of required projects, the third year of the five-year stormwater management plan for the East of Hudson communities has been a difficult one. “We are waiting on money from the DEP
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