Remediation work for contaminated soil has been ongoing as a prelude to constructing affordable housing on parcel in downtown Chappaqua.
A television producer, an environmentalist, an EMT and two Town Clerks were among the 14 women honored Tuesday by Senator Terrence Murphy.
The board unanimously approved the Comprehensive Plan's first major update since 1989.
New Castle Town Supervisor Rob Greenstein and Town Council Members Adam Brodsky and Lisa Katz are running for re-election in November.
KristenBrowde leads the slate of candidates, all of whom are members of Up2Us, a group created from the group Chappaqua Friends of Hillary.
More than six months after losing her presidential bid, Hillary Clinton remains beloved in her hometown.
The elections for Town Judge will be held this coming November.
Two candidates who are running for one seat on the Chappaqua Library Board of Trustees will speak at a forum.
Governor Cuomo signed legislation investing over $200M to combat the plague of heroin and opioid dependency in NY.
The proposed law is named after a Hudson Valley teen who was killed by a distracted driver in 2011. WATCH VIDEO
State Sen. Terrence Murphy announced an increase in state aid for local road repair around the 40th District.
The League of Women Voters of New Castle held the 'Media and Politics: The Impact on Our Democracy' forum.
Running for town supervisor, Kristen Browde is the first transgender candidate in NY to run with a major-party nomination, the NCDC said.
The discussion will be centered around the issues of the 2016 election and what it means for future national and local elections.
Round table discussion 'Separating Fact From Fiction in Trump’s America' will be held on Ma. 3, 7-9 pm.
Participants please wear a name tag with both your name and the name of the place/s from which your family originally emigrated.
The New Castle Democratic Committee is interviewing candidates for the Nov. 2017 election for Town Supervisor and two Town Board seats.
The governor had vetoed similar legislation in the past affecting Mount Kisco and other Westchester County municipalities.
The turnout was half that in October, when voters rejected an expansion plan.
Consolidation should save money, the Regional Economic Development Council said.
Police and Bedford school district officials sent out warnings.
Meanwhile New Castle pursues its plans for a bridge over the tracks at the Roaring Brook intersection with the Saw Mill Parkway.
The town board also joined Vermont's statement of commitment to principles of equity.
The Fire District's plan to expand was soundly defeated last month. Now two seats on the board are up for election.
The closures shouldn't last very long, but traffic in surrounding neighborhoods could be affected.
She took a photo with the former secretary of state the day after the election.
A woman in Chappaqua apparently had a chance encounter with the Democratic nominee.
Here is how Chappaqua and Mount Kisco voted in the 2016 election, according to unofficial totals Wednesday.
A flashmob galvanized the crowd at a Hillary rally in front of the Metro-North station.
The former secretary of state and her husband, the former president, worked their way through the crowd before voting.
The Hudson Valley resident has chosen to spend election night in Manhattan, and it will be live-streamed.
national, state and local races
Organized events run all day and a couple of gatherings are set for Tuesday night.
The Journal News reports that some work has been done on the Clinton's new house in Chappaqua without building permits.
The Affiliated Police Associations backs State Senator Terrence Murphy for reelection.
A museum insider will describe the $3B world market in stolen and forged antiquities and how the embargo on artifacts was a boon to Isis.
You have limited time to register to cast your vote for someone on Nov. 8, or to request that absentee ballot.
The writer, the fire chief, is concerned about misinformation in the community that underplays the work volunteer firefighters do in town.
The writer, a Chappaqua resident, urges the community to learn more and vote no on Oct. 25.
They bought the house next door, according to news reports.