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A contract between the Village of Mount Kisco and Kirby Commons developers Gotham Organization and Charter Reality Development of Manhattan is moving forward. Once all approvals are granted for the $130 million project, construction will start and is expected to
Read moreSince last fall, Westchester County has launched an extensive outreach campaign to convince residents of the importance of responding to the upcoming 2020 U.S. Census. One group of students in Byram Hills High School’s Global Scholars Program has taken on
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By James Miranda Robin Buco has spent the last 11 years photographing families, weddings, creating head shots and helping clients create snapshots for life. While photography has been her passion and livelihood, she always envisioned a different kind of snapshot
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By Lisa Mockel They like to say they’re bringing a bit of the West to Westchester. Mount Kisco resident Megan Goett and Cheryl Sabanosh of Somers recently launched Sew Sisters Workshop selling handmade items including Disney-inspired hooded towels, custom yoga
Read moreBy Ashlin Leen The Mount Kisco Child Care Center has recycled a ton of stuff. Well, almost a ton. The center’s recycling program, implemented in November 2015 by faculty member Richard Monetti, has nearly reached its goal of collecting 2,000
Read moreIt’s almost time for students to strap on their helmets, get their hands on the handlebars and feet on the pedals for the seventh annual Bedford Central School District Elementary BikeRun this Sunday. The event gathers roughly 400 students from
Read moreA hazardous playground has forced the West Patent Elementary School Association (WPESA) to raise funds to provide children with a safer space to play. With the Bedford Central School District recovering from financial struggles, parents and students gathered last Friday
Read moreA march and rally to back area immigrants has been scheduled for this Sunday in Mount Kisco after there has been a grassroots effort among local residents, houses of worship and various organizations to support them. Participants in the Mt.
Read moreA new integrative health practice in Mount Kisco and White Plains is turning the notion of dieting on its head, helping patients to safely lose weight and feel better without medication. Established by Timothy Morley, a board certified physician in
Read moreThe public rancor between the Mount Kisco Planning Board and village board escalated last week when it was announced that trustees are considering a reduction from seven to five planning board members. The village board voted 4-1 last Tuesday to
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