For the second time this year, there’s a change at the helm of the North Castle Police Department. The town board promoted to chief Lt. Geoffrey Harisch, a 26-year law enforcement veteran who has risen through the department’s ranks, in
Read MoreThough a state Supreme Court judge did not rule in his favor, Anthony Futia said is not ready to concede that two Democratic North Castle Town Board candidates should stay on the ballot. State Supreme Court Judge Robert DiBella recently
Read MoreAn Armonk nursery cleared its latest hurdle in hopes of expanding its café on its premises. The North Castle Planning Board reaffirmed a negative declaration for the Mariani Garden Center, determining that the changes on its property would not have
Read MoreIn separate court rulings made in state Supreme Court in White Plains earlier this week,, two Democrats and two Republican candidates for the North Castle Town Board will be allowed to stay on the September primary ballot. Incumbent Republican candidates
Read MoreA town-wide email blast last week from an Armonk-based citizens group touched off a spat between two of the three Republican candidates for North Castle Town Board that included accusations of conflicts of interest. The email, sent out to residents
Read MoreMost people would scurry to the nearest police station to file a report if they found anybody had drawn on their car. Philip Romano encourages it. A little more than a month ago the 20-year-old Armonk resident bought four cans
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board closed the public hearing on Brynwood Golf & Country Club’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) last week following public comments that revealed continued split sentiments for the proposed 88-unit condominium project. Residents have until Aug.
Read MoreTHE GYM of Armonk is encouraging members, guests and community supporters to participate in a recruitment event for the Armonk Fire Department, taking place on Saturday, July 13 from 12 to 3 p.m. The Armonk Fire Department, a completely volunteer
Read MoreControversial Armonk developer and resident Michael Fareri filed an Article 78 last week against the Town of North Castle claiming certificates of occupancy for Armonk Square were issued despite unauthorized changes to the project. Fareri, who owns property on an
Read MoreNorth Castle council members Diane DiDonato-Roth and John Cronin officially announced on Monday they would run for re-election and force a Republican primary in September against the party’s nominee Barbara DiGiacinto. DiDonato-Roth and Cronin, who were elected in 2009, both
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