A 68-year-old New York City man pleaded guilty Wednesday in last October’s Chappaqua home invasion and robbery, Westchester County District Attorney Anthony Scarpino’s office announced. Philip Budin’s plea to second-degree attempted robbery, a Class D violent felony, was accepted by
Read MoreThe life of a touring musician can be difficult despite the adoring crowds and the satisfaction of doing what you love. That’s a big reason why lifelong Westchester resident Rebecca Haviland, a self-described Americana music artist with more than an
Read MoreMotorists traveling through downtown Chappaqua will have to get used to a new stop sign, the latest change for the hamlet that is related to the ongoing streetscape project. On Monday, a temporary stop sign was installed on King Street
Read MoreCounty police arrested two Brooklyn men late Wednesday night after they fled from officers in a van with stolen license plates before crashing it into trees as they exited the Taconic State Parkway in Yorktown. One of the trees struck
Read MoreThe Democratic candidates for New Castle Town Board are looking to get their Republican opponents thrown off an independent party line for this year’s election asserting that the challengers are misleading voters. The move, on behalf of current councilwoman and
Read MoreAfter a 35-year career with the New Castle Police Department, Chief Charles Ferry will be retiring next week. Ferry, who has served as chief of the 37-officer department for the past 10 years, said he will be leaving the department
Read MoreIf you’re shopping at the Chappaqua Farmers Market this Saturday and you’re a little bit thirsty, there’s a place you can go to for a cold drink while contributing to a great cause. Chappaqua residents Jenna and Rebecca Blum will
Read MoreThree years ago, when Rohan Acharya was interested in attending his first hackathon, he couldn’t find one in Westchester and was forced to travel to Boston to participate. So, this year, the Horace Greeley High School junior started his own
Read MoreBy Lindsay Emery The gazebo in downtown Chappaqua was a sea of orange-clad residents early Friday evening who demanded change that will put an end to the scourge of gun violence across the country. Chappaqua resident Amy Boyle said she
Read MoreThe Town of New Castle and Moms Demand Action will partner this Friday evening in taking a stand against gun violence with a Wear Orange Rally at the gazebo in downtown Chappaqua early Friday. While there have been vigils in
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