The Pound Ridge Town Board voted unanimously at its Sept. 13 meeting to schedule a public hearing next month on the revised proposal to regula…
The Pound Ridge Fire Department is seeking an expansion and update of its firehouse, located at 80 Westchester Ave., Pound Ridge.
Legislation to regulate gasoline-powered leaf blowers is slated to move ahead in Pound Ridge.
A new tenant is ready to move into the cottage owned by the Pound Ridge Library, the Board of Trustees learned at their Aug. 25 meeting.
The Pound Ridge Labor Day Artist & Vintage Flea is coming back again to Scotts Corners for the third year.
Through their many volunteer efforts and financial donations, Pound Ridge residents Howard and Suze Rubin have pursued one goal: helping others.
With the unofficial end of summer quickly approaching, two Pound Ridge students this week discussed what they did during their vacations.
A recent survey of Pound Ridge residents indicated strong community support for construction of a community center. The process of potentially constructing a center is now taking a small step forward.
A new era in the Pound Ridge Police Department began Tuesday, Aug. 9, as Thomas Mulcahy was sworn in as the new police chief.
Pound Ridge officials are considering the volunteer staffing of a committee to review signage proposals from businesses.
The calendar says August, but preparations for this fall’s Pound Ridge Harvest Festival have been well underway for several months.
Not long ago, Stella Sanko got to thinking about birdboxes.
David Ryan may be “retiring” at the end of next week as chief of the Pound Ridge Police Department, but, if anything, he is likely going to be busier than ever.
The Pound Ridge Library Board of Trustees is considering a $804,297 budget for 2023 which would not raise taxes.
“We love the community, the bucolic landscape, and the friendly and laidback ethos.” That is how Andrew Klaber describes what his family admires about living in Pound Ridge.
The Pound Ridge Library encourages town residents to consider running for open trustee positions in the Sept. 20 election.
Pound Ridge residents who want to cool off from the mid-summer heat next weekend will not have to leave town. The second annual Pop-Up Water Park, presented by the Friends of Pound Ridge, is slated for Saturday, July 16, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Town Park.
Over 100 runners toed the starting line at the Pound Ridge 5K on Saturday morning, July 2, running to celebrate the race’s 25th anniversary and the community of runners it has created.
The Pound Ridge Town Board is moving toward putting a proposition on the Nov. 8 Election Day ballot, which will ask voters to allow the continuation of the town’s Open Space Acquisition Fund.
The best of Pound Ridge — including its beautiful landscape, many active volunteer organizations and deep commitment to environmental conservation — was showcased last week as two representatives from America in Bloom toured the town.
The Rev. Steve Kim, pastor of the Pound Ridge Community Church, led the church’s first annual Peace Walk, held June 15.
Many aspects of the Town of Pound Ridge will be on display later this month as representatives of America in Bloom will be touring the municipality.
Following a lengthy discussion, the Pound Ridge Planning Board voted 6-to-1 on May 26 to send a memorandum from town staff to the Pound Ridge Town Board recommending that the proposal from the Pound Ridge Golf Club to amend its Integrated Turfgrass Pest Management Plan and to expand the list…
Sherry Levin Wallach of Pound Ridge, deputy executive director of the Legal Aid Society of Westchester County, was sworn in June 1 as the 125th president of the New York State Bar Association. New York Chief Judge Janet DiFiore administered the oath of office.
A survey of Pound Ridge residents has indicated strong community support for construction of a community center and creation of natural hiking and cross-country trails, but little enthusiasm for building a new kiddie swimming pool in the Town Park.
A project to renovate part of the interior of Pound Ridge Library will be delayed until the fall because supply chain issues are pushing back furniture delivery dates.
The Pound Ridge Town Board voted unanimously on May 17 to close a public hearing on the issue of potentially banning or restricting the use of gasoline-powered leaf blowers.
A wide array of issues, including the war in Ukraine, federal infrastructure legislation, the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade and local efforts to regulate gasoline-powered leaf blowers were among the topics addressed by Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney on May 7 at the Pound Ridge Town House.
Opinions on potential legislation to regulate or eliminate gasoline-powered leaf blowers were split during the Pound Ridge Town Board public hearing May 10.
Pound Ridge residents will soon have the opportunity to respond to a survey created by the town’s Comprehensive Plan Outreach Committee. The survey results will be used to assist the Comprehensive Plan Update Committee in completing a new version of the document, which was last updated in 2010.
Town officials have postponed by one week a public hearing to gather residents’ opinions on possible measures to restrict or ban the use of gas-powered leaf blowers.
Hosted by the Pound Ridge Partnership in collaboration with the Pound Ridge Human Rights Advisory Committee, the Pound Ridge Color Run on Saturday, June 4, will be the town’s first 5K Road Race and Fun Run commemorating Pride Month.The Pound Ridge Color Run, taking place on the same day as P…
The Pound Ridge Planning Board on April 28 expressed support for the parking lot lighting plan proposed by the Pound Ridge Library Board of Trustees.
The Friends of Pound Ridge held its second annual Earth Day Everyday Festival on April 23 at the Pound Ridge Square.
The awarding of its annual Hiram Halle Prize and installment of four new trustees highlighted the Pound Ridge Historical Society’s annual meeting at Conant Hall on April 24.
A lighting plan for the Pound Ridge Library parking lot may take into the summer to be approved, a member of the Pound Ridge Library Board of Trustees told her colleagues on April 14.
Despite earlier concerns that ultimately led to a compromise that would have preserved much of the historic home at 205 Honey Hollow Road, the Pound Ridge Landmarks and Historic District Commission on Tuesday voted unanimously to approve a certificate of appropriateness for significant chang…
Outgoing Pound Ridge Police Chief David Ryan, who will be retiring this summer, was praised by Supervisor Kevin Hansan at the April 12 town board meeting.
With Earth Day approaching on April 22, the Town of Pound Ridge and one of its residents have been honored for their environmental efforts by Westchester County. In addition, Friends of Pound Ridge will hold the second annual Earth Day Everyday Festival on April 23
The Pound Ridge Town Board is considering amending the town’s existing noise ordinance rather that creating a new separate ordinance to regulate the use of gas-powered leaf blowers.
The heads of the Pound Ridge Fire Department and the Pound Ridge Volunteer Ambulance Corps said that a new program of incentives offered by Westchester County could help their organizations address the ongoing challenges of recruiting and maintaining volunteers.
Following a several minute debate among residents and Pound Ridge town attorney, William Harrington, the town board declined to move forward with an appraisal of water utility parcels at the April 5 meeting.
Pound Ridge environmental organizations came together at Conant Hall on March 26 to explain what they are doing to make the community greener during the first Conservation Matters EcoFair.
Recent actions in Pound Ridge that are moving forward could have impacts on the town-owned Old Pound Road property.
The Pound Ridge Library Board of Trustees at its March 22 meeting took its first steps in its scaled-back plan to upgrade the parking lot.
A ribbon-cutting event is planned on Saturday, April 2, at 3 p.m. at the Pound Ridge Library for its newest addition, the Local and Heirloom Seed Collection.
The Village Green construction project is moving forward in Pound Ridge.
The Town of Pound Ridge and the Conservation Board are hosting the Conservation Matters EcoFair on Saturday, March 26, at Conant Hall, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
A new event spotlighting local businesses is coming to Pound Ridge later this month.
Pound Ridge town attorney, William Harrington, and town resident John McCown are at odds over the reception the town is giving to Mr. McCown’s call to consider reappraising undervalued water utility parcels, a move the resident believes could lower taxes for most town residents.
The Pound Ridge Library Board of Trustees, which previously withdrew its application to the planning board for its proposed parking lot expansion plan, is pursuing a repaving, resurfacing and restriping of the lot.
