Mr. Crabtree was a community leader and owner of the Kittle House.
Discover the latest gadgets for the best prices.
The Mount Kisco medical center is the only hospital in Westchester County to gain the recognition three years in a row.
These listings show some of the most recent local jobs posted on Chappaqua-Mount Kisco Patch.
plus rape charge and retail registration: It's the Hudson Valley Patches' Daily Digest
The condition is believed to have one of the factors that contributed to the deadly train derailment that occurred in December 2013.
And when is vacation over for Bedford and Chappaqua students?
The Historical Society of Rockland County Proudly Announces the Return of the Ever Popular Annual Holiday Exhibition, Now in Its 39th Year!
Plus a 14-year-old accosted, Zachys VP on "Shark Tank," new Costco considered... it's the Patch Regional Week in Review.
plus holiday police detail and helping local kids excel: it's the Chappaqua-Mount Kisco Patch Week in Review
Get everything you need to fight the snow and stay warm this winter.
Tuesdays February 3rd - 24th 7pm - 8:30pm 11-13 E. Main St. Mt. Kisco
The MELT Method Monday January 12th 12:30pm - 1:45pm 11-13 E Main St. Mt. Kisco
Join us for a Winter Solstice Celebration with special guest Noah Baumwoll Saturday December 20th 7pm - 9pm 11-13 E Main St. Mt. Kisco
Saturday, December 20th 4pm - 6pm with Demitra Vassiliadis.
Join us for the party! Bellydance with Karla Diamond. Wednesday December 17th 5:30 - 6:30pm 11-13 E Main St. Mt. Kisco
Grand opening to the public of a new 1500 sq. ft. store featuring a custom built craft beer tap room and bottle shop.
Plus "Ms. Bernadette" retires, Nyack skatepark, guard arrested for alleged sex with inmate and more in the Patch Daily Digest.
The number of non-employed men in what should be their prime working years has tripled nationwide since 1968.
During last year’s holiday policing effort, State Police charged more than 630 drivers with DWI, and handed out more than 38,000 tickets.
And from what they're saying on their Facebook page, there will be a lot going on.
Plus Cub Scouts and high schoolers learn about justice, apartment discrimination lawsuit, boaters meeting and more in the Patch Daily Digest
Saturday, December 13, 2014 at Wainwright House Yoga Studio
DISH IT OUT FOODIE BOARD GAME is new and original, and all of the ingredients for play are delivered in a 9" pizza box.
Find houses on the market in the region on this page from our partners at Zillow.
2014-15 SmartStart introduced with goal of recruiting 100 tutors and mentors in Mount Kisco, Chappaqua and throughout Westchester and Putnam
The deadline for written comments on the Chappaqua Crossing project is Dec. 12. The Town Board votes Dec. 15.
Gingerbread contest, it's the Chappaqua-Mount Kisco Patch Midweek Review.
Sign up for Saturday's Gingerbread House competition in 1 of 3 age groups: elementary, middle school, or high school/adult.
The family hopes spreading the word will bring in a match.
Plus new fire commissioners elected, toxic toys in Westchester, bond referendum and more in the Patch Daily Digest.
No drinking on the train for Santas attending this year's bar crawl/charity event.
A Mount Kisco man has been charged with petty larceny in Yorktown.
Suggar is a sweet girl who craves love and attention.
Health and environmental advocates on a shopping spree found dangerous amounts of toxins in common holiday gift items.
The annual holiday party is Dec. 13.
A.G. Williams Painting Company headed to Armonk recently to partake in three fundraising events benefiting North Castle Public Library.
A. G. Williams Painting Company participated in the 2014 Support-A-Walk.
Plus Indian Point safety drill with fake gunfire, Greg Ball's spending, skatepark seeks approval and more in the Patch Daily Digest.