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Ellen Calves has announced she will seek re-election as Bedford Town Supervisor on the Democratic and Working Families Party lines more
Bedford is moving to fill in the final piece of the Buxton Gorge Preserve. more
Pound Ridge is mourning the sudden and unexpected loss of its beloved superintendent of recreation, Andrea “Drea” Russo. The new mother was 41. more
Bedford officials have been seeking a deal with NYC that would put town-owned fishing boats in the Muscoot Reservoir for residents to use. more
Town officials are asking the community’s help in deciding on the improvements to make at Katonah Memorial Park’s playground. more
A growing group of Mount Kisco moms renewed their demands this week for action after an inappropriate encounter at a local elementary school heightened fears for their children’s safety. The sometimes tearful pleas, made at the Village Board’s... more
The Bedford Town Board has quietly issued a $55,000 apology for alleged sins committed decades ago by a Bedford police officer. more
About a dozen protesters gathered at Village Hall on April 11 for a “Stand Up for Mt. Kisco” rally to voice concerns over public safety, rising costs and transparency in local government. The event was promoted through the private Facebook group... more
Rep. Mike Lawler hosted Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins in Yorktown April 13 for a roundtable with local veterans at VFW Post 8328, following a visit to the Montrose VA Medical Center. more
Some elderly, low-income residents can now qualify for a bigger break on their property taxes this year. more
Katonah Classic Stage proudly presents Conscience, a provocative and darkly comedic play by acclaimed playwright Joe DiPietro. more
The Westchester County Board of Legislators recognized Women’s History Month recently with a ceremony honoring two inspirational community leaders. more
One of the latest “No Kings” rallies in Westchester drew nearly 2,000 people to Mount Kisco on a chilly but sunny Saturday. The peaceful protest, held on March 28 in front of Village Hall, gave folks the chance to express their displeasure on... more
As residents grapple with soaring utility bills, Bedford and other Westchester municipalities are mounting efforts to push back. more
Lawler, who is running for reelection in New York’s purple 17th District, discussed rising oil and gas prices, the war with Iran, the Epstein files, immigration and his support for rebuilding and reopening the Indian Point nuclear power plant in Buchanan. more
The board enacted broad restrictions on where and how long oversized RVs can (and cannot) park in the town. more
Purple Plains in Pound Ridge is applying to the state Cannabis Control Board (CCB) for licensing renewal. more
It’s been a busy last couple of months for Mount Kisco. Here is a compilation of a few of the top stories. more
Bedford’s effort to rein in super-sized recreational vehicles on town streets should reach its conclusion next week. more
“New Yorkers are facing a cost-of-living crisis,” said Senator Pete Harckham. more
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