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An apparent gas line break caused by nearby construction forced the evacuation of students from Mount Kisco Elementary School and the Hillside Program on Green Street, according to Bedford Central School District officials. The students were bused... more
As Bedford’s official historian, John Stockbridge has passionately preserved the township’s remarkable past. more
State Sen. Pete Harckham hosted a Senior Resource Fair at the Jefferson Village Community Center on Friday, Sept. 18. More than 300 residents attended to learn about state and local programs and resources for seniors, caregivers and family members throughout the 40th Senate District. more
Potholes, ruts and subpar patchwork have rendered a stretch of Route 172 increasingly unsafe, the Town Board told Albany last month in urging state officials to repave the heavily traveled thoroughfare. From Sunnyfield Farm’s entrance and running... more
Officials read a previous Bedford Supervisor's remarks in the wake of the September 11 attacks. more
The senior community celebrated the inaugural trip of the town’s new recreation bus. more
MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. — Huguenot Lodge No. 46, Free and Accepted Masons, one of Westchester County’s oldest civic institutions, will commemorate its 230th anniversary by honoring Westchester County Executive Kenneth Jenkins and the Friends of the Ward... more
Bedford lawmakers are taking up matters of land use, energy conservation and large-scale storage batteries. more
Motorists traveling on Interstate 684 between Bedford and North Salem should expect lane reductions at night through the end of November. more
Sustainable Westchester is asking electricity consumers - residents, businesses, even municipalities - to kick in a few bucks a month to increase the supply of renewable energy local utilities must make available. more
Afloat less than a month, Bedford’s fledgling fishing-boat rentals are getting an enthusiastic reception from local anglers. more
After twice extending a temporary moratorium on Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), Pound Ridge has finally made zoning code changes that will, it says, “protect the health, safety, and welfare of the community.” more
Mount Kisco is launching a letter-writing campaign that it hopes will help it get the Preston Way Bridge replacement project over the goal line. In a July 23 Facebook post, the Village Board said it recognized the “hardship” caused by the aging... more
Pound Ridge’s brand-new highway superintendent Joseph Capalbo had a real baptism of fire when a major storm blew into town just weeks after his June 17 appointment. more
A severe thunderstorm packing wind gusts of up to 80 mph swept through the area on July 4. more
Pound Ridgers who fought or participated in the American Revolution finally have a monument to call their own. While gearing up to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, it... more
Bedford has re-enlisted in a decades-long effort by Westchester and its municipalities to curb drunk driving on the county’s roads. more
A proposal to convert an office supply store into medical offices is now before the Mount Kisco Planning Board. more
Don Scott thinks he has a chance to become Bedford’s next town supervisor. "Just like the Jets had a chance to win the Super Bowl,” said Scott, a Republican running in a town he describes as roughly two-thirds Democratic But winning, he said, is... more
Two town-owned boats are now on-hand for a pilot program that will allow resident anglers to fish the reservoir. more
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