North Castle’s auditor reported last week that the town is in improving financial shape after it ended 2011 with a positive variance of more than $1 million. Auditor Alan Kassay, of O’Connor Davies of White Plains, told the town board
Read MoreThere were no fireworks but there were plenty of questions about a proposal to bring a CVS Pharmacy to the Armonk Shopping Center during the April 9 North Castle Planning Board meeting. Eden Enterprises LLC, which owns the center, must
Read MorePledging to restore fiscal sanity and ignite business growth, first-term North Castle Councilwoman Diane DiDonato-Roth officially announced Sunday her bid to run for the 37th Senate District this fall. DiDonato-Roth, 53, a Republican, was surrounded by family, friends and supporters
Read MoreThere were no fireworks but there were plenty of questions about a proposal to bring a CVS Pharmacy to the Armonk Shopping Center during the April 9 North Castle Planning Board meeting. Eden Enterprises LLC, which owns the center, must
Read MoreA private buyer has been found for the financially strapped Anita Louise Ehrman Pool in Armonk but questions arose last week about whether North Castle officials could have been more transparent. Terms of the sale to the North Castle Pool
Read MoreA 160-bed assisted living facility proposal has been given the okay by the North Castle Planning Board, pending approval from the town’s Architectural Review Board (ARB). The 140-unit, nearly 120,000-square residence, which will be constructed on a nearly five acre
Read MoreMichael Smith is expected to be District 3’s new county legislator. With 100 percent of the precincts reporting, Smith, a Greenburgh resident, leads incumbent John Nonna (D-Pleasantville) 51 percent to 49 percent, 5063 votes to 4940. With absentee ballots yet
Read MoreIt is too close to call in District 3. With 87 percent of the votes counted, County Legislator John Nonna (D-Pleasantville) leads challenger Michael Smith by a mere 60 votes, 4,347-4287. A recount is expected in the race thatcould determine
Read MoreChallenger Howard Arden resoundingly defeated North Castle Supervisor William Weaver Tuesday night, ending the incumbent’s administration after one term. With 63 percent of the votes counted, Arden was leading 1,562 to 983. Weaver conceded shortly before 10:30 p.m. In the town
Read MorePolitical races the year before a presidential election are often ignored by average voters. But when polls open next Tuesday, there should be no reason for North Castle residents to be apathetic. During the past two years issues large and
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