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Members of the Jewish community in northern Westchester are urging state legislators to reconsider their support for New York’s assisted suicide legislation. more
There hasn’t been enough precipitation to keep Mount Kisco’s main source of drinking water from suffering. more
The sudden departure of the general contractor for Pound Ridge’s firehouse revamp will likely cause further construction delays more
Bedford lawmakers will renew consideration of how to deal with large RVs parked on town streets. more
Mount Kisco officials and the MTA met in the hopes of working out an agreement. more
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a settlement with Betar US. more
Big RVs could soon need a permit to park on any of Bedford's residential streets. more
Residents expressed their frustrations at a recent Village Board meeting. more
Officials contend that the Hudson Valley has more state roads in greater need of repair than anywhere else in New York. more
Pedestrian safety and traffic control efforts in Mount Kisco received a $7 million holiday present. more
The Mt. Kisco-Bedford Times looks back at some of the biggest stories from the past year. more
Pound Ridge has given the green light to a town budget that’s managed to stay under the state tax cap for the ninth year in a row. more
Lifelong Mount Kisco resident Linda Cindrich has been recognized as a 2025 Woman of Distinction for her decades of public service. more
Bedford’s 2026 town budget, adopted last week, shows substantially less spending than this year’s. more
A proposed agreement regarding Con Edison’s requested rate hikes in Westchester is being met with fierce opposition. more
More than 3,000 pounds of food were collected to help Westchester families in need. more
The first draft of Bedford’s 2026 spending plans went to the Town Board last week. more
Bedford Police Chief Melvin Padilla was recognized by New York State Senator Pete Harckham as one of this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month honorees. more
BEDFORD, N.Y. - Under a change that more than doubles permitted output, solar-panel arrays up to 25 kilowatts now qualify in Bedford for fast-track approval. Reflecting updated requirements in the state’s eight-year-old Unified Solar Permit, the... more
Solar-panel arrays up to 25 kilowatts now qualify for Bedford’s fast-track approval process. more
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