The county’s Mobile Crisis Response Team established this year to help police respond to mental health-related calls will have bilingual staffing at its Mount Kisco location. Members of the Village Board had raised concerns last week that the proposed agreement
Read MoreBy Mia Levine For teenagers finding someone they can trust and confide in to talk about sensitive topics in their lives can be difficult a difficult task. Jill Carelli and Lisa Reinhardt have sought ways to make that hurdle a
Read MoreIt was no accident that the stone walking path in the space between the Mount Kisco Public Library and Village Hall became a fashion runway early last Friday evening. That was where more than 50 Fox Lane High School students
Read MoreBy Nora Lowe Most afternoons found a young Ed Perratore and his best friend Jack Cotter watching “Dark Shadows: on television. That, coupled with old horror, sci-fi and psychological thrillers like “What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?” and “Hush…Hush, Sweet
Read MoreBy Nora Lowe Mount Kisco officials expect the first phase of the village’s ongoing streetscape project to be completed by the end of the month and Phase II of the work to begin later this year or next spring. At
Read MoreNancy G. Chiappinelli, 94, died peacefully at home on May 24 surrounded by family. Nancy was born in 1927 to the late John C. Sutherland and Ruby Campbell Sutherland and raised in Pleasantville. She also lived in Mount Kisco
Read MoreAnother weekend and more vigils and prayer gatherings took place around the area. With millions of people across the region and the nation still in disbelief at the latest mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, the United Methodist Church in Mount
Read MoreBy Nora Lowe After a forced closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the Mount Kisco Movie Theatre may be ready to reopen sometime next month. That was the word last week from the new operators of the shuttered
Read MoreMount Kisco officials closed a public hearing last week on whether to obtain a key parcel through eminent domain while hearing continued criticisms from those opposed to the action and sitting a cell tower in Leonard Park. Written comments will
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur and Nora Lowe Bedford School District voters gave their approval Tuesday night to more than $62 million in borrowing for major infrastructure repairs, new learning spaces at Fox Lane High School and improved athletic facilities. The two
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