At the Tuesday, Sept. 20, Bedford Town Board meeting, the board approved Planning Director Jesica Youngblood’s reques…
At the Tuesday, Sept. 20, Bedford Town Board meeting, the board approved Planning Director Jesica Youngblood’s request to adopt a resolution i…
A late afternoon fire that broke out on Friday, Sept. 16, did considerable damage to Goldberg’s Famous Bagels in Katonah, and temporarily clos…
At the Bedford Planning Board meeting on Sept. 12, a number of familiar names appeared on the full agenda. These included Little Feet Childcar…
Have you ever felt like your head was truly stuck in a fog state? Recently, I had a bizarre experience after playing a two-hour (at least) afternoon doubles tennis match in the hot sun, with no breeze anywhere. The 1:30 p.m. starting time was…
“Architects cannot teach nature anything,” Mark Twain once said — although, it seems, exceptionally talented floral designers can.
In the garden these days, I’m feeling a confluence of two energies: the challenge to keep planting and harvesting while at the same time making sure I start buttoning things up to get ready for the seasons ahead. As this region’s mid-October …
Pound Ridge Police arrested Anthony Rega, 60, of Cortlandt Manor, Wednesday, Sept. 7, at 1 p.m.
On Tuesday, Aug. 30, at 4 p.m. an officer was dispatched to Goldens Bridge for complaint of a neighbor burning materials and causing smoke con…
A Bedford Hills man was arrested at police headquarters Saturday, Sept. 10, at 7 p.m., charged with forcible touching, endangering the welfare…
Public health concerns in Westchester now have two areas of focus: COVID-19 and monkeypox. The former appears to be stabilizing; the latter is rising, but attempts are being made to bring it under control.
County Legislator Erika Pierce and state Sens. Pete Harckham and Shelley Mayer hosted a naloxone training session at the Katonah Village Library on July 21, where community members learned how to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
What if there was a better system for providing health care in our community? What if we could relieve the pressure on burned-out health care workers? And what if that system saved money and targeted preventative care? A new course, created b…
In their first meeting of the new school year, the Katonah-Lewisboro Board of Education heard another presentation on the proposed Capital Improvement Project and reviewed estimates of how the project’s cost will affect taxpayers.
Robert Glass sounds like a man who is already comfortable in his new position as superintendent of the Bedford Central School District.
The Katonah-Lewisboro Board of Education on Aug. 25 held their final meeting before the opening of the new school year. The BOE adopted a resolution to put the bond issue for the district’s $49.5 million Capital Improvement Project, which was…
The Pound Ridge Town Board voted unanimously at its Sept. 13 meeting to schedule a public hearing next month on the revised proposal to regulate the use of gas-powered leaf blowers.
Legislation to regulate gasoline-powered leaf blowers is slated to move ahead in Pound Ridge.
The Lewisboro Land Trust this week announced the opening of the new Orange Trail at Mount Holly Preserve. With the help of volunteers David Baugnon, Roger Berlind and Michael Petruso, the new trail connects two terminating sections of the pre…
Nobody knew what to expect when they showed up in August, but they all knew they were making history when they stepped on the court Monday, Sept. 12, at Fox Lane High School.
It was a thrilling game, but not a happy ending for John Jay and new head coach Joe Candarelli as the Wolves battled into overtime against Yorktown in the season opener.
It was an early start to the season with Labor Day still approaching as the Fox Lane boys varsity soccer team hosted Mahopac in the season opener on Wednesday, Aug. 31.
One of the most rewarding aspects of serving as the state assemblymember from the 93rd District is working alongside groups that are able to r…
On Labor Day, Westchester Avenue and The Market in Pound Ridge were filled with amazing artisan and vintage vendors from Brooklyn to Connectic…
It is most likely that this year’s global drought and extreme weather events are signaling the beginning of long-term changes. In many areas o…
“Architects cannot teach nature anything,” Mark Twain once said — although, it seems, exceptionally talented floral designers can.
You can’t really get cross with a croissant, those irresistibly buttery, flaky French delights — but they can be moody.
The Pound Ridge Labor Day Artist & Vintage Flea is coming back again to Scotts Corners for the third year.
The Goldens Bridge Hamlet Organization held an intimate ceremony on Sept. 10, at the location of the pocket park that is emerging on Fairmount…
The Lewisboro Land Trust this week announced the opening of the new Orange Trail at Mount Holly Preserve. With the help of volunteers David Ba…
The Remove and Restore Project of the Lewisboro Land Trust at the Marian Yarrow Preserve is completing its first phase with strong results, ac…
Francine (Fran) Dorfman Apiscopa died after a long battle with bone cancer on Sept. 13. She was 71.
Harry A. Stern died at his home in Goldens Bridge on Sept. 7. He was 86.
Catherine P. Sagan, a longtime educator and Pound Ridge resident, died Friday, Sept. 9, at Northern Westchester Hospital from leukemia. She was 83.
