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Mount Kisco remembers Black Civil War veteran
George S. Lakey may be long gone, but he’s definitely not been forgotten, thanks in part to the recent efforts of one dogged historian. The Bedford native died 140 years ago and was buried in the pauper’s section of Oakwood Cemetery in Mount... more
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Santa and Mrs. Claus are coming to town on Dec. 4.
Holiday season is upon us!
The Chamber of Commerce has an exciting schedule of events for the upcoming holiday season, starting with Small Business Saturday on Nov. 28. We will co-host a Story Walk with the library and All Together Now. Frosty will lead a group from... more
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Coaches Steve Morvay and Daviv Amerling work on repairs.
The Repair Café returns to Pound Ridge
As Dr. Frankenstein might say during spooky season, there’s nothing like the thrill of bringing things back to life. Folks with broken household items ranging from lamps, knives, and jewelry to chainsaws, bicycles, and clothing came to the Pound... more
John Kenneth Haviland enlisted in the RAF Reserve in 1939.
From Mount Kisco to the Battle of Britain
Born in Mount Kisco, John Kenneth Haviland would be one of a handful of American citizens to fly combat missions for the RAF in the years before the U.S. entered World War II—a feat recently commemorated at The Ambleside, a local English pub. more
Matthew Vogt, owner of New England Aquatic Services, discusses the Todd’s Pond dredging his firm will perform this winter.
Todd’s Pond restoration effort to begin in December
A small section of sediment-choked Todd’s Pond will be dredged starting next month. more
Bedford paid tribute to residents who served in the armed forces.
Bedford honors those who served
Bedford paid tribute to residents who have accepted the call of America’s armed forces. more
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Things to do in Bedford, Mt. Kisco & Pound Ridge
Veterans Day ceremonies, line dancing, music, are, and activities for people of all ages are on the calendar in Mount kisco-Bedford Times territory. Line DancingMonday, Nov. 9, 7-8 p.m. Donna and Catherine will lead a line dancing program for... more
The Pappas family gathered at the show. From left are John, Shelley, Niko (who appears in one of the photos), Georgia, Lliana, Tino, Jackie, and Mike.
Photographers honored at Mt. Kisco exhibit
The Mount Kisco Public Library is hosting the 9th Annual Community Photo Exhibition, "The Nature, Culture, and People of Our Town," on display from October 3 through October 30, 2026 more
An estimated 491 tons of food scraps have been diverted from the waste stream and turned into compost for gardens, farms, parks and landscapes.
Bedford celebrates 10 years of community composting
491 tons of food scraps have been diverted from the waste stream and turned into compost for gardens, farms, parks and landscapes. more
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Things to do in Bedford, Mount Kisco and Pound Ridge
Things to do in Mount Kisco, Bedford and Pound Ridge Saturday, Oct. 31 – Friday, Nov. 6, 2026 Saturday, Oct. 31 Young Birders Club — 9–11 a.m. Westmoreland Sanctuary, 260 Chestnut Ridge Road, Mount Kisco, will host its Young Birders Club. The... more
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Things to do in Bedford, Mt. Kisco & Pound Ridge—Oct. 26 and beyond
The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 2026 CelebrationPresented by the Antioch Baptist Church in partnership with Bedford Playhouse. 56th Annual Interfaith Community Worship ServiceSunday, Jan. 18, at 4 p.m. Featuring speaker Rev. Dr. Dale... more
Volunteer Mount Kisco firefighters Jose Arguetta, Michael Delag-Mazzullo, ex-Capt. Michael Johnston and Lt. Sean Johnston were honored in September for their bravery in fighting a massive fire in nearby Ossining this past August. At far right is Mayor J. Michael Cindrich. Village Board Trustees Heather Bryant and Tom Luzio are in the back row.
Firefighters honored for lifesaving response
Four of Mount Kisco’s bravest were recognized recently for helping to save lives during a devastating four-alarm fire this past summer. Village officials honored volunteer firefighters ex-Capt. Michael Johnston, Lt. Sean Johnston, Jose Arguetta... more
Some of the members of the Northern Star Quilters' Guild working at the show were, from left, Helen Nash May, Mary Rossetti, JoAnne Hochstein, Nancy Mirman, Jim Siesfeld, Kathy Vanacoro, and Jamie Hasl.
Sew amazing! Quilt show brings color to Mt. Kisco
Some artists use oils, pencils, or watercolor; others fabric, thread, and dyes. A bountiful mix of art quilts and the more traditional types was on display recently at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Hall in Mount Kisco in a show hosted by the... more
JoAnne Hochstein, volunteer extraordinaire, was the recipient of a certificate of appreciation from Westchester County at the Mount Kisco Village Board's Oct. 5 meeting. From left, front row, is Mayor J. Michael Cindrich; Hochstein's daughter, Julie; county Legislator Erika L. Pierce, Hochstein, and her husband, Harold. From left in the back row is Deputy Mayor Karen Schleimer, Village Trustee Heather Bryant, and Village Trustee Tom Luzio.
JoAnne Hochstein recognized for 'selfless' service to the community
One of Mount Kisco’s most dedicated volunteers could have easily basked in the limelight as she received an award recently for her efforts. But that just wasn’t Joanne Hochstein’s thing. Instead she grabbed it as an opportunity to draw attention... more
Fredric Price has had a long career in biotechnology and published three novels.
Bedford's Fredric Price finds success in science and storytelling
Bedford resident Fredric Price is  developing new drugs, writing award-winning fiction and still finding new ways to challenge himself. more
North Salem's Chris Evers, founder of Animal Embassy, brought along Kooney Kooney, his seven-year-old kune kune pig, for a blessing from the Rev. Kun Sam"e-Dayfly" Cho of the Pound Ridge Community Church.
Barking up the right tree at Wooffstock
Wooffstock’s third annual pet adoption day in Pound Ridge was a howlin’ success. Most of the dogs – and all of the cats – found forever homes, said one of the event’s organizers, Nadine Ashby. more
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Una comunidad unida in Mount Kisco
Hispanic culture was honored, celebrated and elevated with music, dance, art, food, and inspirational stories at Mount Kisco’s third annual Hispanic Heritage Festival. Held on Saturday, Oct. 3, in Fountain Park, the event featured free prizes,... more
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Stuart's Fruit Farm—where memories grow
Crisp air, fiery foliage, and the scent of warm apple cider donuts—that’s fall at Stuart’s Fruit Farm in Granite Springs, N.Y. A gentle, no-fuss escape from the everyday, this family-run farm, established in 1828, invites you to slow... more
One of Meals on Main Street's mobile food pantries
Meals on Main Street comes to Mt. Kisco
Food insecurity is skyrocketing across Westchester, with up to on in three households currently at the risk of hunger, local relief organizations report. Blame persistent inflation, high gas and grocery prices, escalating housing costs and... more
Vim Wilkinson
A familiar face, a new role
You may know Vim Wilkinson through her family’s years in Somers, or recognize her work in the pages of Hudson Valley Living. Now, I’m pleased to introduce her to our readers in a new role: Associate Publisher. Hiring someone can take a leap of... more
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