North Castle officials and the principal of the Summit Club were at odds last week over whether a conservation easement is needed for the 130-acre golf course despite a deed restriction prohibiting further development. The town’s Open Space Committee has
Read MoreAn applicant hoping to develop 175 units of multifamily housing on the former MBIA property in Armonk will have to demonstrate it can protect New York City’s drinking water supply before receiving a requested zoning change. Representatives for the developer
Read MoreThe developer who pitched a boutique hotel and age-restricted townhouse development in Armonk has revised the project by eliminating the lodging facility and changing the residential plan to feature 88 three-bedroom fee-simple units. Representatives for applicant Maddd Madonna Armonk LLC’s
Read MoreAdrian Kudva began taking piano lessons last spring, but he has already accomplished a feat that most others who play an instrument have never experienced. The four-and-a-half-year-old Armonk boy, who won’t begin kindergarten until next fall, won the Elite International
Read MoreThe developer of a proposed 34-unit townhouse development in downtown Armonk presented a series of changes to the plans last week but North Castle Town Board members still voiced concern about density and compatibility with the neighborhood. Representatives for applicant
Read MoreA 28-year-old Suffolk County man wanted by multiple police agencies for robberies throughout the metropolitan area was taken into custody early last Wednesday morning by Westchester County police following holdups of two area gas stations. Jose Nieves, of Brentwood, N.Y.,
Read MoreHealth and environmental experts and town personnel updated North Castle residents last week who have been concerned over possible PFAS contamination in their drinking water and how they can monitor and remediate their water sources. At a Mar. 1 public forum
Read MoreThe North Castle Republican Committee completed its ticket last week for this year’s general election with two first-time candidates set to run for town council seats. Last Thursday, the committee announced that Planning Board member Larry Ruisi and attorney Jaclyn
Read MoreThe operators of the Summit Club in Armonk received a six-month extension of their temporary special use permit to operate the golf course while the town continues to review plans for the site’s proposed 72 luxury condominiums. Last week, the
Read MoreArmonk’s Whippoorwill Theater will have a new professional company in residence starting this spring. Katonah Classic Stage is moving into the theater space that is part of the North Castle Public Library and has scheduled a spring production for its
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