New Castle Fire District No. 1 commissioners are considering a reduction in the scope of proposed work to renovate and expand the King Street firehouse, fearing escalating costs and interest rates could sink a proposition based on the original plan.
Read MoreFor those people who suffer from food allergies, they must stay constantly vigilant to not only avoid certain foods but even come close to others. For children, that can be especially difficult, since they are often in sizeable groups with
Read MoreThe New Castle Town Board approved a six-month development moratorium for North Greeley Avenue last week as it weighs potential zoning changes designed to invigorate that portion of Chappaqua’s downtown. By a 4-1 vote, the board agreed to reinstate the
Read MoreNew Castle officials have been given an approximate starting time for when Westchester County will begin construction of its sewage diversion project along Hunts Lane, but those in the area should prepare for two years of headaches. Town Administrator Jill
Read MoreNew Castle fire commissioners are contemplating a referendum late this year that would expand and modernize the King Street firehouse but are concerned that rising interest rates and inflationary pressures will increase the project’s costs. Commissioners listened to a presentation
Read MoreResidents of a New Castle street are appealing to the town that the introduction of a rumble strip late last year along the double yellow line has made their lives unbearable. Several Croton Lake Road residents said after placing the
Read MoreHolly McCall, last year’s defeated candidate for New Castle supervisor, was the only major party candidate to submit a petition by the Apr. 7 deadline to compete in a special town election for an unexpired term on the Town Board.
Read MoreThe owners of the Millwood Supply property pitched a conceptual plan to the New Castle Town Board last week for a mixed-use development at the former lumberyard site. Preliminary plans call for up to 50 units of housing over ground-floor
Read MoreNew Castle is likely to vote on expanding the 10 percent affordable housing requirement into two downtown business zones next week after it closed a public hearing on the proposed local law. Two of the three speakers at last Tuesday’s
Read MoreNew Castle officials are contemplating re-instatement of a moratorium for a stretch of North Greeley Avenue as they continue to search for ways to reinvigorate that portion of the Chappaqua hamlet. The Town Board is now weighing a six-month prohibition
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