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In a joint effort, the libraries have placed a $2.6 million funding mandate on this November’s ballot. more
Westchester County is asking residents to share their views on recycling and waste reduction. The Department of Environmental Facilities (DEF), working with consulting firm Barton & Loguidice, is conducting a waste reduction study that will help guide programs over the next decade. more
Officer Eddie Ramirez has been named 2025's "Youth Officer of the Year." more
At Whispering Pines Nursery and Garden Center, a striking tribute now covers the landscape. more
The town is moving to tighten up internal financial controls after findings from the state Comptroller’s Office. more
A local religious community is alleging discrimination after being denied a permit for a Rosh Hashanah event. more
Residents attended a public input session on Con Ed’s proposed rate hike more
Do you know a remarkable senior in your community? more
Dog lovers looking for a loyal companion should mark their calendars for Saturday, Sept. 13. more
Austin Frankel has earned his seat at the table. more
This September, the Mount Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry is stepping into a new chapter with a new name. more
Bedford’s Town Board will consider legislation to regulate the size and number of lawn signs but not what they say. more
Police responded to numerous calls in August, including multiple domestic disturbances and a threat of violence involving a machete. more
Four candidates will be vying for seats on the Mount Kisco Village Board in this fall’s elections. more
The MKCC celebrated a successful Tomato Week and looks ahead to SeptemberFest! more
Good Samaritans weren’t trying to pull the wool over anyone’s eyes when they alerted authorities to a flock of sheep meandering around Pound Ridge. more
Karl Rosenfeld's debut novel, “The List,” is an intense crime thriller that draws on some local inspiration. more
National Night Out in Mount Kisco was a bonding experience for local law enforcement, firefighters, and residents. more
Residents concerned about a proposed solar farm appeared before the Mount Kisco Planning Board recently hoping to shed some light on its potential impact. more
A hacker disrupted a Pound Ridge Town Board meeting this week with a so-called “zoom bombing” that displayed graphic sexual images. more
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