DAR Members Celebrate 20 Years of Membership

The NSDAR is open to all women, ages 18 and older, who have a direct line to a Patriot who served in the American Revolution.

Foes Of Children's Home Expansion Seek Bat Delay

Residents say field sightings of possibly endangered bats mean New Castle should consult with state and federal conservation agencies.

Great Chappaqua Bake Sale Will Help Fund Meals For Houston Kids

Now in its 8th year, the bake sale is a fundraising star for the national No Kid Hungry campaign. Save the date: Oct. 14.

The Best Bakeries Near Chappaqua

When the weather cools, thoughts naturally turn toward baked goods.

The Best Bakeries Near Chappaqua

When the weather cools, thoughts naturally turn toward baked goods.

Top Pizza Options In And Near Chappaqua

What's your idea of the perfect slice? Yelp reviewers offer some slices to sample.

Don't Miss: Cops & Cones In Mount Kisco

Maybe the end of summer isn't something to celebrate, but ice cream, after all. And races, and a motorcycle rodeo course demo and much more.

Wrong-Way Saw Mill Crash; Elementary School Rankings; New Bridge Opens for 1-Way Traffic: Week In Review

Here are some of the top posts from the past week on Chappaqua-Mount Kisco and neighboring Patches.

DAR Members Donate Pounds of Jewelry

The Polly Cooper Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution helped collect 18 pounds of jewelry to donate.

Conifer Remediation At Hunts Place Must Be Closely Monitored: Officials

Officials will be watching closely as the site is monitored for potential health hazards and off-site environmental impacts.

Lane Closures On Route 120 in New Castle

Expect delays and look for detours next week.

Town Hires Consultant Watchdog for Chappaqua Brownfield

The remediation work for the Hunts Place affordable housing development will be closely monitored not just by the state.

WEBS Hosts 'Take Charge! Life Planning' Workshop

Its purpose is to help adults over 50 assess themselves and plan a direction for the next stage of life.

Northern Westchester Residents Come Together to Support Those in Need

Trivia Night raises funds for UJA-Federation of New York and its network of nonprofits.

Results In from the Swim Across America Fundraiser

130 swimmers raised approximately $60K for cancer research and support – and donations continue to come in.

Good Deed Report: A Little Thing for Little People

A Chappaqua company does something nice for an Ossining nursery school.

Forum On Affordable, Workforce Housing At Chappaqua Crossing

The iconic Readers Digest building is now an apartment complex and units are set aside for Westchester County's affordable housing program.

Byram Hills HS Partners with Bristal Assisted Living at Armonk

Nine students participated in an internship program,committing 30 hours a week for six weeks in recreation, memory care and dining services.

DAR in Chappaqua Embarks on Cemetery Preservation Project

The goal is to photograph the entire Quaker Cemetery in Chappaqua over a period of time.

Nonprofit Westchester Announces Organizations to Join Advocacy Group

Three new groups have joined the nonprofit advocacy organization, joining the more than 137 that NPW represents.

NY Allots $$ To Pave Parts of Route 120, Saw Mill Parkway in New Castle

There's money for paving in Putnam and northern Westchester.

Kicking Off Chappaqua's Infrastructure and Streetscape Project

New water, sewer and stormwater pipes underground, new traffic improvements including crosswalks and parking — it's a massive project.

Westchester Library System Welcomes New Board Of Trustees Member

The Westchester Library System welcomes Bernie Seiler as the representative covering Bedford Hills, Chappaqua, Katonah, and Mount Kisco.

New Castle Hopes To Start Neighborhood Speed Awareness Campaigns

Want folks who drive on your street to slow down? Here's something you can do about it.

New Chappaqua DAR Chapter Kicked Off Saturday

The Inaugural Celebration was held Saturday at the New Castle Community Center.

Teen Snatched on Prom Day; Protesters At Trump Golf Club; Verdict in Deli Shooting

Best Places to Live plus more in the local Week in Review for Chappaqua-Mount Kisco Patch.

Mount Kisco Country Club Hosts United Way Golf Outing On June 19

This year’s honoree is Bud Hammer, President of Atlantic Westchester.

Closures: Saw Mill Parkway Ramps at Exit 37

Here are the detours for south- and northbound motorists, one day each, this week.

Bristal at Armonk Director Speaks At Rotary Luncheon

Samantha Krieger spoke at the Rotary Luncheon on Apr. 26 about the Bristal at Armonk and allowed participants to ask questions.

Diabetes in the Family Leads to Twins' Mitzvah Fundraising Project

Chappaqua sisters started a GoFundMe page to raise money for Heads Up Hounds, which rescues strays and trains them as diabetic alert dogs.

Shop Fantastic Finds in Chappaqua for Father's Day

All proceeds from sales at the shop benefit Support Connection, Inc.​

Deadly Crash| Coyote Sightings| Toothbrushes Part of Rigged-Election Conspiracy

News of the week from Chappaqua-Mount Kisco Patch

The Golden Scoop 2017 Won by Mt Kisco-Based Curtis Instruments

Fourteen corporate teams competed to see who could repack the most pounds of pasta from bulk quantity to 1-lb bags in an hour.

Tick-Borne Disease| NCAA-Bound Athletes| Search Ends for Man Missing from VA Hospital​

plus school district election results and more from Chappaqua-Mount Kisco Patch

Chappaqua Improvements Begin, Scaled Back

The massive infrastructure and streetscape project came in over budget.

New Chapter of DAR to Host Genealogy Workshop Saturday

The Polly Cooper Chapter of the National Society DAR was begun last month with members in Chappaqua and surrounding communities.

18 Heroin Arrests|Common Core Revamped|Crash Leads to Charges

plus plastic fragments help cops solve fatal hit-and-run; opioid crisis report, plan: news of the week for Chappaqua-Mount Kisco Patch

Hudson Valley Towns Graded From A+ To C-: How Did Chappaqua and Its Neighbors Do?

See what communities are graded as the best and worst places to live on a New York "report card." Do you agree?

Letter to the Editor: Don't Sell Kisco Mountain Parcel For Development

The writer wants the Mount Kisco community to preserve the 51 acres as green space and work to promote underused property elsewhere.

Mount Kisco Food Pantry Named Organization of the Year by Chamber of Commerce

The pantry's 190 volunteers serve 267 households each week.