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The Yorktown Planning Board approved an 11-acre solar array for Kitchawan Farm last week. The solar array will have a capacity of 2.67 megawatts. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association’s estimate, 2.67 megawatts of solar power generate enough electricity
Read MoreBy Bailey Hosfelt A representative from Sustainable Westchester presented the path forward for its Westchester Power program at the White Plains Common Council special meeting/work session on March 28. As the current contract that purchased bulk electricity and locked in
Read MoreThe man charged with fatally shooting an aspiring educator and accomplished cellist, who grew up in Patterson, near the upstate SUNY Potsdam campus where she was a senior in February has been indicted. Elizabeth Howell, 21, a 2018 graduate
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo City Comptroller Matthew C. Alexander was appointed by the Peekskill Common Council last week to be the new City Manager. Alexander is succeeding Andy Stewart, who left in mid-March to assume the role of Village Administrator for
Read MoreBy Bailey Hosfelt The City of White Plains and the White Plains Business Improvement District (WPBID) hosted a welcome ceremony Saturday afternoon to unveil the “Harriet Tubman – The Journey to Freedom” statue, which will be on display at Renaissance
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo A proposed nine-story, 297 rental apartment project on the site of the former White Plains Linen building in Peekskill was not embraced by members of the Common Council at a recent work session. Developer Daniel Martin presented
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo A Mahopac woman was sentenced last week to six to 18 years in state prison for fatally striking a pedestrian while driving drunk last year on Route 6N in Mahopac. Maggie Deperna, 38, pled guilty to aggravated
Read MoreFor the first time, the North Castle Town Board will be holding work sessions on weeks where it does not hold regular meetings because of several looming issues that need its attention. The board, which has traditionally held 22 meetings
Read MoreState Education Commissioner Betty Rosa announced Tuesday that former Pleasantville superintendent of schools Mary Fox-Alter was appointed as the state’s academic monitor for the troubled East Ramapo Central School District. Fox-Alter, who will serve with Bruce Singer, the state’s fiscal
Read MoreCold wind and rain didn’t deter about 200 high school girls from suiting up and practicing on the Somers High School football field last Friday. It was the Section 1 jamboree to celebrate the arrival of flag football at the
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