The Board of Education in Bedford Central School District this week voted to terminate a letter of intent to enter in…
The Bedford Village Fire District announced this week that preliminary work is progressing on its new firehouse at 550 Old Post Road, Bedford,…
As part of its commitment to fully review two Verizon Wireless proposals for cell towers before a March 31 deadline, the Bedford Planning Boar…
The Criminal Justice Reform Committee in Pound Ridge is feeling the pressure, with the deadline for its first draft of recommendations just tw…
People of Bedford, spring begins here this year in the Northern Hemisphere on Sunday, March 20. Enjoy and savor these ensuing beautiful days as each one lasts longer.
The Pound Ridge business district continues to undergo dramatic changes, with new businesses putting down roots and old mainstays, like Plum Plums Cheese, finding homes elsewhere.
Bedford police responded to multiple incident calls over a 3-day period involving family members at a Katonah residence.
On Sunday, Feb. 14 at 6 p.m. police were informed of an accident involving a single vehicle and a deer that took place on Salem Road. No tow w…
On Monday, Feb. 8, at7:43 p.m., Bedford olice went to a home on Mustato Road, Katonah, after a man said his dog was not returned to him by the…
Although much of the conversation around the coronavirus lately focuses on vaccinations, officials are urging residents not to overlook one key component of the fight against COVID-19, contact tracing.
Westchester County Executive George Latimer met with the Pound Ridge Town Board via Zoom this week to provide an update on COVID-19 vaccine distribution in the region. Mr. Latimer is meeting with municipal officials throughout Westchester to …
Roughly two-thirds of the physicians, nurses and other staff at Northern Westchester Hospital have received at least the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to Derek Anderson, NWH executive director.
The Katonah Lewisboro School District this week announced the anticipated appointment of Neill Alleva as assistant superintendent for human resources.
The Board of Education in Bedford Central School District this week voted to terminate a letter of intent to enter into an agreement with Brightcore Energy to develop a controversial solar farm on two school district properties.
With Katonah-Lewisboro and Bedford Central school districts gearing up for budget season, the issue of state aid is at the forefront of many people’s minds. As part of the planning process for the 2021-22 New York state budget, Sen. Pete Harc…
With two proposals for ground-mounted solar arrays currently being evaluated in Bedford — one adjacent to West Patent Elementary School and another on Baldwin Road — a variety of opinions have developed about the advantages and disadvantages …
The Pound Ridge Conservation Board addressed the growing solar industry during its meeting last week, anticipating the potential impact of local projects. “It’s something that should be on our radar,” said Chair Ellen Grogan.
Diane Lewis, M.D., an environmental activist, doctor, and member of the Bedford Planning Board, has been selected by the Garden Club of America to receive its highest award for her work in conservation education.
“High-risk” sports at Fox Lane and John Jay are up and running after a slight delay caused by guidelines sent out to school districts on Feb. 2 delayed the start several days.
Greg Janos’ career plan called for the 41-year-old middle school science teacher and assistant ice hockey coach to take the next step and become the head man of a program.
John Jay’s Mia DiChiara had a lot to weigh when she was deciding where she would continue her education and lacrosse career beginning next September.
With the state budget due shortly and the focus of the legislature concentrating on it and its historic shortfall for the next month, it would…
Plum Plums attracts visitors to Scotts Corners from near and far, so the landlord’s failure to renew their lease is a serious loss. Because th…
This is a response to Cory Singer’s letter (“Bloody battle of Indian Hill deserves a memorial plaque,” Jan. 29) This letter sparked a deeply …
COVID-19 notwithstanding, the 48th annual Art Show: Bedford is going ahead in virtual form to raise funds for 14 local charities.
“Judges are like umpires,” declared John Roberts during the 2005 ceremony swearing him in as 17th Supreme Court Chief Justice. “They make sure everybody plays by the rules. Nobody ever went to the ballgame to see the umpire.”
It was Roman philosopher and statesman, Marcus Tullius Cicero, who said, “If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.”
As 15 inches or more of snow blanketed the area early this week, residents made the most of the winter wonderland. We asked readers to send us…
It was Roman philosopher and statesman, Marcus Tullius Cicero, who said, “If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.”
The Herb Garden at John Jay Homestead in Katonah is one of the area’s lesser-known treasures. It was established by the New York Unit of the H…
Thomas H. Meyer, a longtime resident of Bedford Hills, died on Feb. 11. He was 79.
Susan Smith Brooks, a former guidance counselor at Fox Lane High School and in private practice, and a past resident of Bedford and Katonah, d…
Florence Doris Brown Hipkins died at her home in Katonah on Jan. 30. She was 91.
