Lewisboro, NY News

• Lewisboro, NY News
• Cross River Bait & Tackle reopens with new owner
• 'Spring into Summer' at library
• Home renovation
• Westchester Land Trust to own Long Pond Preserve in Waccabuc
• Downloading books via library catalog
• Residents want new signs
• Castelli sponsors legislation to increase environmental funding
• Maritime Aquarium discount passes
• Vacuum truck
• New real estate sign policy?
• Donate money for annual fireworks event
• Town pool to open tomorrow
• Elderly man arrested for allegedly shooting woman in back of head
• 'Ask Astorino' about anything by phone on Wednesday
• Affordable housing
• Vista officials seek help for 9/11 memorial at firehouse
• Summer hours begin this weekend
• Public hearing
• Meet Democratic candidate Alexander for Congress
• Plenty to do here on Memorial Day
• District gets good grades
• Changes coming to elementary science curriculum?
• Celebrate Cory's retirement at Horse and Hound June 7
• Masterson becomes comptroller
• Katonah church is expanding
• New books and movies
• Town presents storm water report
• State comptroller accepts corrections
• Meet Democratic candidate Alexander for Congress
• History: Voters were to decide school budget
• Book sale continues
• Wolf Conservation Center buys portion of Buck Run property
• 'Spring into Katonah' on May 24 at Lasdon Park
• Download free music with library card
• Student contracts pertussis
• A car hit a bicyclist today
• Local companies to benefit Connecticut food pantry
• Camerata d'Amici to perform May 20
• It's a race: Democrats nominate Morris to challenge Donohue for town clerk
• Lanza to perform in 'Grease' on May 19
• Rosenbaum to conduct singers in New York City concerts
• Homestead's Carriage Ball is May 19
• Onatru offices move to Cross River
• John Jay steps out on the red carpet
• Bus driver sues district
• Support swells for arts council
• Appointments
• Bus replacement
• Wetlands violation
• Shady Lane repairs
• Pollak joins Coldwell Banker
• Christensen named director
• Voters approve school budget, Schiff and Tobin
• History: Preserving Echo Farm
• Woodward creates program to teach finances to students
• Courtois to lead talk on trauma
• Policy adoptions
• Wetlands violation
• Resignations
• Subdivision plans altered
• Car accident in Waccabuc this morning
• Wetlands violation
• BOCES board
• Nature preserve seeks permit renewal
• Election inspectors
• BOCES budget
• Seniors talk health care and elder law
• New date for 'Friends' meeting
• History: High school principal announced plans to leave
• Many volunteer to clear Lewisboro horse trails
• Artists provoke laughter talk at museum
• Kovach to read at bookstore
• Special education consultant
• Wetlands violation
• Calendar adopted
• Dunkin' Donuts is approved
• Leave of absence
• Missed meeting
• Fund established
• Art exhibit starts May 14
• Childhood center accepting enrollment
• Lego Club dates for May
• Wetlands violation
• Vreeland's photo exhibit to benefit charity
• Museum's spring benefit is May 12
• Shalen's art on display in Pound Ridge
• Jobe to perform at The Willows on Saturday
• Garden party at Gossett Brothers
• Wetlands violation
• School district receives positive risk assessment
• Spring Book Sale begins May 12
• Clamor over district hiring process
• Town will borrow for elevator
• School election is this Tuesday
• Book sale donation days
• John Jay receives high ranking
• Eight rare wolves born at Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem
• Carr accident in Goldens Bridge causes injuries
• 'Friends of Lewisboro Library'
• Herb society talk at homestead
• Library board meeting
• Gracie talks wildflowers in Katonah on May 9
• Developer seeks change to construction phasing
• Apply for parking permits
• Candidates forum for school board is May 8
• Oratorio society to perform on May 6
• Daugherty to perform in play
• Grand opening for business on May 6
• New programs begin on LCTV
• Country Children's Center's golf outing to benefit its scholarship fund is Tuesday
• Special voter registration day at school district on Saturday
• Big concert Saturday
• Land trust walk is May 5
• St. John's Episcopal Parish adds new rector
• Few vote in primary
• See ducklings at Lewisboro Library
• Katonah society to hold plant sale on May 5
• Two decades of helping neighbors
• School board candidates talk education issues
• District leaders talk budget
• School survey results call for no cuts to education but lower taxes
• Two dogs found in Goldens Bridge
• Car accident at Goldens Bridge shopping center
• Relay for Life coming to town
• Weiss to talk substance abuse and bipolar disorder
• Probationary period
• Executive session
• Health insurance buyout by district
• Thanks to volunteers
• Property tax report card
• Prevention council
• Appointments
• District makes $35,000 settlement
• Kreutzer seeks input in hiring process
• Spring Book Sale begins May 12
• Policy readings
• Board honors Girl Scouts
• Reorganizational meeting
• No bids yet for elevator at Onatru building
• Two injured in South Salem car accident
• Bond refinancing
• Mandate relief
• Two-for-one folk concert on May 5
• History: Drought response
• 'Make Way for Ducklings'
• Student presentation
• Books and songs for seniors
• History: Work began on aquifer mapping
• Locals to host benefit for library
• Retirement
• Tax refund
• Donations
• Yanish wants to bring listening skills to board
• Still time to register for Beaux Arts Exhibit
• Garden to open for a public viewing
• Celebrate volunteers at Katonah library
• Sale to benefit charities
• Talk to local leaders at Katonah forum
• Cooperative bid
• Health services approved
• R & S gets license
• Four Winds employee arrested for allegedly stealing $40,000 from hospital
• Cross River performer poised for the big time
• Board embraces library expansion
• Violations for oil spill at Cedar Woods in Goldens Bridge
• Drawing up plan for arts council
• Citizen helps police get man accused of hit-and-run accident
• Few vote in primary
• Executive session
• Stormwater appointments
• Wetland violation
• Energize New York presents
• Former employee sues town over firing
• Save the date
• Altermatt appointed
• Extension of time
• Audubon to get refund
• Presidential primary is tomorrow
• Celebrate wolves' first birthdays at Le Chateau
• 'Make Way for Ducklings'
• Learn about wolves May 5
• Executive sessions
• Nino's seating
• Highway Department to save $70,000 this year
• History: Developers sought extension for large commercial project
• Be a library friend
• Platt will talk about travels with Nixon on April 26
• Barrett attends conference
• Public hearing
• Open house for prospective firefighters at Vista firehouse
• Recognition
• Cirillo appointed
• Roadside cleanup project is this weekend
• Atwater-Donnelly in concert tonight
• Country Children's Center to hold events
• Car accident near Cross River shopping plaza
• Pub Night 'fun-raiser' is April 20
• Tag sale for charity in South Salem
• The Earth Tones to sing tonight
• Consultant replacement
• Route 121 North to be repaved soon
• Town offices will be moving next week
• Man airlifted to hospital after being shot in the head with nail gun
• Beresin to talk about impact of terrorism
• Stroller Tours at museum
• Friendly group focuses on trails and safety
• Now it's a race
• Three school leaders to depart
• Hospice & Palliative Care marks 20th anniversary
• Rock the Ride & Run to help battle cancer
• Tri-State Trek to use park
• Republicans endorse Donohue
• Castelli highlights 2012 state budget
• Former principal writes book
• Friends of the Lewisboro Library
• Town submits financial report on time
• Drug Abuse Prevention Council
• Town officials hail new Eagle Scouts
• State comptroller's scathing report heavily criticizes Lewisboro's top officials for financial mismanagement
• History: Advertising
• Atwater Donnelly to perform
• Executive session
• Resident wants Citizens United repeal
• District reaches settlement with two school employees
• Open house at JFC on April 19
• National Volunteer Week
• History: School budget
• New Town Board meeting date
• Civil War letters at library on Sunday
• Heffler family to perform at temple
• History: Subdivision drew residents' ire
• Licenses approved
• Treat has raffle to mark second anniversary
• Apply for a U.S. passport today at Town House
• Town House daffodils
• Appointment
• Town officials set day to move offices from Onatru to Cross River
• Planners like library plans
• Happy Trails Happy Hour to benefit Lewisboro Horsemen's Association
• Carol Gracie: Writing about wildflowers
• More or less busing to private schools?
• Atwater-Donnelly in concert
• Library closed April 8
• Executive session
• Van sale
• Changed assessments
• Book groups meet April 18
• Vasi, Gagliardi enter Hall of Fame
• School resignation
• Reservoir construction
• Leave of absence
• Castelli's veterans bill passes Assembly
• School appointments
• Local Democrats endorse Buchwald
• Freeman writes book
• Come to Breakfast Book Blitz
• Statesman trip approved
• Storage facility
• Stern relocates practice to Yellow Monkey Village
• Civil War letters at the Library
• Country Children's Center to hold annual celebration
• Agreement executed
• Dumping violation
• Science trip approved
• Morning tea at Women's Civic Club meeting
• Simon to give health lecture
• Women of a new nation is topic of homestead talk on April 12
• Student presentation
• Paving violation
• Policy readings and adoptions
• 'Learn how to attract birds' talk April 11
• Special education change
• Untreated storm water
• Support for Gilbert
• Town to sell equipment through online auction
• Musical theater programs start Monday
• CHADD meeting is April 10 in Cross River
• Ledger wins seven state press awards
• New era but same tradition of service
• Lewisboro takes lead at leadership summit
• Races to honor Friedlander children
• ‘No time to spare’ for office move
• Carriage Ball will support new center
• Library board meeting
• Daffodils in bloom along roads
• Fiction Writing Workshop returns
• Lewisboro, North Salem to share equipment
• Speech development business opens in South Salem
• DeGrasse sentenced to state prison
• Tomatoes and grafting
• Town's Egg Hunt is April 5
• Land trust walk is April 5
• Book sale at thrift shop starts April 2
• Plenty to do at library during spring break
• Vasi, Gagliardi to be honored today
• Democrats seek candidate to run for town clerk seat
• Tobacco-free zones to take effect April 21
• Wolf camp for kids in April
• Parsons to attend leadership summit
• Judge rules for both sides in housing dispute
• Housing sales flat but prices dropped
• New initiatives for Levy Preserve
• Board approves district budget
• Two men arrested for allegedly stealing checks and cashing them
• Executive sessions
• Wetlands violation
• Policy readings and adoptions
• Garden Club speaker series
• Spring break programs
• Health services approved
• Illegal dumping
• Student presentation
• Verizon working to add antenna at Vista tower
• 'April Fools!' program to run at John Jay Homestead
• Association looks to attract younger workers
• Leaves of absence
• Sketch plan review
• School appointments
• Adjournments keep Brodoff in jail
• Help church commemorate its buried veterans
• Audubon society offers scholarship
• Sports mergers
• Petition calls for town to oppose hydrofracking
• Grow organic food in Audubon's garden
• Open houses for kindergarten program
• Rosenbaum to conduct singers in New York City
• A virtual tour of stone chambers
• Concert to benefit library
• Nomination for BOCES board
• Wine tasting on March 24 in Katonah
• Society to perform March 24 in Somers
• Brunch to celebrate Cory on March 25
• Board discusses BOCES project
• Public hearing closed
• McDonald gets community service
• School board approves budget
• Vista’s Guy Hodges is ‘hooked on bees’
• District weighing long-term projects
• Are low test scores 'an anomaly'?
• What it is to be a member
• Pinkney wins artist award
• Alcaro to read at museum on April 14
• Lewisboro Library is making another attempt to expand
• Safe from harm
• Free music service
• Officials propose new Katonah firehouse
• Spring enters quietly
• Mystery of stone chambers
• Town may charge notary fees
• Katz will challenge Ball for 40th District seat
• Fireworks deal to be signed
• Quote needed for inspection
• Join 'Friends of Lewisboro Library'
• Book swap on March 20
• Yaslowitz to perform at South Salem church
• Sargeant to teach fashion classes in Katonah
• Donohue new town clerk
• Hafter new deputy town clerk
• Accident involving car and school bus carrying students on Route 35 this afternoon
• Town offices will be closed Monday
• State legislators agree on redistricting plan
• Katonah church construction groundbreaking ceremony is Sunday
• Library has Hunger Games Challenge
• Moore to talk climate change at Wolf Center
• Cory to leave March 24
• Town may make tobacco-free zones
• Looking for owner of dog
• Brothers combine college and new clothing line
• Time for teachers to get a grade?
• Disputes over class size, nurses
• Tour Chinese art at Sotheby's
• Brunch to celebrate Cory at Le Chateau March 25
• Lipinsky on Obama website
• Corps names board members
• Executive session
• School appointments
• Health services approved
• Car accident at hospital this afternoon
• Board merges open space, preserve committees
• Gypsy Roots Flowers & Gifts opens in Cross River
• Policy readings and adoptions
• School resignation
• Appointment
• School district reaches settlement with teacher
• Take the Hunger Games Challenge
• Ball visits local seniors
• Records Management Day
• Kreutzer's contract amended
• New cracks emerge on courts fixed last fall
• Fire commissioners to meet on Monday, March 12
• Musnick to talk wood turtles March 14
• History: Schools reduced their expansion plans
• School board recognizes Arts ALIVE! founders
• Sun to perform March 11
• South Salem spies
• Shapiro to read his poetry in Katonah
• Goncalves praised
• The Clancy Tradition concert
• Latest redistricting proposal would keep Lewisboro in Hayworth's district
• Concerns raised about school class sizes
• Museum sponsoring trip to Bentonville, Ark.
• Broff to speak at museum
• Lewisboro Volunteer Fair is Saturday
• Barrett to step down as head of Caramoor Center
• Plans are brewing to add Dunkin' Donuts here
• Students suspended: How rampant is underage drinking?
• Wetlands violation
• Extension of time
• Storage facility approved
• Two residents will run for school board seats
• 'Hunger Games' Challenge
• History: Technology in classroom
• Liability insurance
• Car accident at Route 35 intersection
• Land-filling violation
• Wetlands changes
• Discuss 'In the Garden of Beasts'
• History: Task force was to revise bond for school work
• Clancy Tradition concert
• History: Searching for clues about box of boats
• Fine for violation
• The Clancys to perform at civic club luncheon
• Two appointments
• Lewisboro in need of volunteers
• South Salem doctor faces 30 years in jail for his alleged role in massive fraud case
• Special education talk March 6
• Pianist to perform at church
• Democratic candidates to debate
• Towns to share highway equipment
• Gordon, Schloat will not seek re-election to school board
• Many factors lead to suicide
• Task force to talk land use reform
• Chorus to perform ‘Elijah’
• All schools in district will be dismissed early today
• Historical map display
• Library board meeting
• Snow, wintry mix, hazardous driving conditions likely tomorrow into Thursday
• Kreutzer's school budget proposal has a 1.84% increase
• Clancys in concert
• South Salem spies
• Jackson joins race for congressional seat
• Visit the Lewisboro Volunteer Fair
• History: A Greenway town
• Blood drive at LVAC is Feb. 29
• History: Town must develop plan for storm water runoff
• Land trust's walk is Feb. 26
• Rehearsals start soon for concert
• After decades serving residents, Cory to retire as town clerk
• DeLucia to be on Dr. Oz television show today
• Town wants to merge committees
• Who put an extra day on the calendar?
• Spione may score an Oscar
• Teachers, staff slated to be cut
• Art days for kids
• Health services accepted
• Donations accepted
• Calendar changed
• Benefit at J.P.'s Lounge at Le Chateau tomorrow to benefit wolves
• Art Adventures After School start April 19 at museum
• Teachers appointed
• Resignation accepted
• Wood pile in buffer
• Executive session
• Donation supports baseball
• Mancinelli receives tenure
• Wetland violation
• Vasi to attend annual metting
• Board accepts capital plan
• Museum passes available
• Policies adopted
• Orchard Square changes
• More committee appointments
• Spend winter break at the library
• Executive sessions
• Cell tower progresses
• Town gets five-year extension
• Inaugural Leadership Forum draws large crowd to talk Lewisboro issues
• Rendo now chairs Republican committee
• Library closed for Presidents' Day
• Henry home a town landmark
• Town Board proposes flat fees for wetlands permits
• History: Town, district considered buying Andes property
• What's Valentine's Day all about?
• Car crashes into Cross River Pharmacy
• Town takes care of its seniors
• Summer start for Onatru work
• Man attempted suicide in Goldens Bridge this afternoon, according to reports
• Lost dogs reunited with owner
• New town budget deficit for 2012 but old one is apparently gone
• Wolf center has two trips to Yellowstone National Park
• Brodoff enters not guilty plea after allegedly stealing a car and leading cops on high-speed chase
• Sweetooth Katonah has organic cupcakes at new store
• Small, but expensive
• Looking for owner of two dogs
• Man who allegedly stole a car and led police on high-speed chase is scheduled to be in Lewisboro court tonight
• Gift of Art Lecture Series coming to Katonah museum
• Board makes more appointments
• Kopf teaches fitness to teenagers
• Winter break programs
• Katonah museum stroller tour March 9
• History: Voters denied $50-million project to expand, renovate district schools
• Three John Jay students are National Merit Scholarship finalists
• Vaccaro moves brewery to larger location
• Library elects new members to its board of trustees
• 'The Spanish Prisoner' on Feb. 17 in Katonah
• Former South Salem resident arrested for stealing car after high-speed chase ends in crash
• Goldens Bridge woman hits Goldens Bridge pedestrian while allegedly driving drunk
• Win movie tickets for Oscar predictions
• Random Acts of Kindness
• Kellard Sessions to do field work
• Town Board reorganizes emergency committee
• The Ledger will be delivered to some subscribers tomorrow
• Trying to stump tree clear cutting
• Barn to bring history alive
• Spring start for AP Farm fields
• State Senator Ball to join Lewisboro seniors at luncheon today
• Veterans' Wall of Fame unveiled at middle school
• Town will produce monthly finance reports
• Oscar Predictions Party
• Special recreation agreement signed
• Metro-North will have extra trains for Giants victory parade
• Town sets part-time pay rate
• Vasi and Gagliardi to be recognized
• Officials announce Town Board liasions
• Another Lego Club
• Relay for Life kick-off event for fund-raiser is Feb. 16
• Comedy Night at congregation
• State Sen. Ball to visit Lewisboro Elementary School today for carnival
• Civic club to focus on women's health issues
• Fracking film at South Salem church
• Movie night in Katonah
• Guitar Hero/Just Dance tourney is today
• Reading Buddies Feb. 4
• Folk concert Saturday
• Work session scheduled
• A return to tower at reservation?
• District buildings in need of repairs
• Fixing storm emergency response flaws
• Sen. Ball to visit Lewisboro today
• Train table in library
• Heady to talk salamanders on Feb. 8
• Yuris commended
• Head of Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts to step down
• Library elects new members to its board of trustees
• More workshops
• Vista resident wants more police protection
• Museum gets state grant to bring art to local school
• John Jay Homestead's Carriage Barn to become Education and Visitor Center
• Bolick, Wennerstrom concert
• Pappalardo calls for budget reports
• School district to hire insurance consultant
• Send in pictures for contest
• Library 'goes to the dogs'
• Officials seek heavy truck ban
• Help Bedford Audubon Society reach matching grant goal
• Guitar Hero/Just Dance tourney
• Chapel Road speed limit reduced
• School board approves support staff contract
• Changes may be in store for local districts
• Strong winds may cause power outages today
• Fair's 'crisis' images of Earth at library
• Chamber, Allstate to hold chili tasting
• Board makes more appointments
• School ski trip is canceled
• 'Pet detective' cracks lost Italian dog case
• Town settles suit, district faces two
• More school aid but there's a catch
• Sweetooth Katonah has organic cupcakes and much more at new pastry store
• Union approves support staff contract that has salary increases but no back pay
• Home has new website
• Stormwater projects
• District to hire part-time energy manager
• Local tutoring company Amy Friedlander had co-owned changes its name but still in business
• Library board meeting
• License approved
• Town reapplies for grant for pedestrian project
• Guitar Hero/Just Dance
• Resignations accepted
• KL fund to honor Friedlander children
• Katonah Art Center to hold fund-raiser
• Meeting to feature Fair
• Katonah residents Marschke and Freeman join Katonah Museum of Art Board of Trustees
• Lego Club begins Jan. 25
• School buildings closed tomorrow due to storm
• Woods Tea Company in concert Saturday
• Hearing on speed limit
• Audit finds school district needs to improve special education policies
• Two Democrats will challenge Castelli for 89th Assembly District seat
• More than a beauty queen
• Shopping center opening doors for new tenants
• Board approves BOCES project, but other districts vote against it
• Democrat seeks state Senate seat
• Fair to speak at meeting
• Judge dismisses Lewisboro neighbors’ appeals against Connecticut church
• Lego Club begins Jan. 25
• Alexander to run for Congress
• Folk concert on Jan. 21
• Exterior renovations continue at Cross River shopping center
• 'Pretty Little Liars'
• Putnam named school principal
• Traveling Veterans’ Wall of Fame unveiled at John Jay Middle School
• eBook/audiobook classes
• Club accepting art entries for Beaux Arts exhibit
• Join the library's Teen Advisory Group
• District receives two new buses
• Town names many to committees
• School district posts online survey
• Ball's traveling Veterans' Wall of Fame to be unveiled in Cross River tonight
• Commuter develops forum to talk trains
• Keeping up with the potholes
• Officials making moves at meeting
• Katonah Thrift Shop fashion show is Jan. 12
• Woods Tea Company to perform
• Katonah residents start Northern Knots
• 'Pretty Little Liars'
• County honors Mallett twins for donations
• Reading buddies
• Story hours for kids
• 'Technology & You' workshops start soon
• Art on exhibit
• Response to Intervention program taking shape in school district
• Fire that destroyed Twin Lakes home Tuesday was accidental, according to officials
• Fingerprinting in state's hands
• Parking problems persist
• New officials take oath of office
• School garden waters itself
• We need Legos!
• New book drop, old location
• Firefighters battling large house fire at the home of Dr. Treyz, no one injured
• Register for reading buddies
• Town Board salutes two new Eagle Scouts
• Story hours return
• Brown gets five-year sentence for $2-million Ponzi scheme
• Great gift but how do I use it?
• Trailside Museum funding is restored to budget
• Fay joins board
• Holiday closings
• School board mulls BOCES project
• Ball blasts hydrofracking
• Top 10 stories of 2011
• Town offices move-in date gets moved back
• COW permit extended
• Bedford Audubon seeks waiver
• Town courts still need work
• Three lawsuits are filed against school district
• DiMicco resigns
• Mandelker appointed
• South Salem residents lose power
• Strayer to talk mussel invasion on Jan. 11
• Horse & Hound gets renewal
• Thank you
• Center collecting sleepwear for children
• Dozens of homes without power in South Salem this morning
• What benefits do officials receive?
• Bingo and snowmen at the library
• John Jay Homestead to host Winter Break Mini-Camps
• Looking for owners of two dogs
• Officials arraign man for $20 million scam
• Rally tonight to save Trailside Museum
• Canticorum Virtuosi gets state grant
• Election results unlikely to change
• Public cannot get a copy of the town’s preliminary budget despite public hearing on it tonight
• Join the library board
• Okrent to talk Prohibition at homestead
• Police, building departments face budgetary changes
• Lessard designated physician executive
• Jones to sing at library on Dec. 10
• Simon to talk kids' nutrition at church's arts center
• Help give sick children a happy holiday
• Longtime LVAC member dies in Pawling car crash this morning
• Deadlines set for Irene reimbursement
• Church tag sale is Saturday
• Community Concert is Dec. 4
• Hydrofracking talk at library on Dec. 1
• A man and musician of many facets
• Many working to keep Trailside open
• Taxes rising in budget
• Power out, yet again, to those in South Salem last night
• Bluebird Homemade Ice Cream opens in Cross River plaza
• Lake marries Dalen
• Katonah Museum of Art invites artists to submit work
• Election results unlikely to change
• Teens plead guilty to felony charge for spray-painting anti-Semitic slurs and swastikas
• McLean to lead parenting event
• Quilts on display
• Mori to discuss botany and protecting nature
• Board benefits questioned
• Budget would close Trailside Museum
• Cell tower lease extended
• Teen Read Week poster contest winner
• Jones to perform Dec. 10
• Advent concert on Dec. 11
• Budget public hearing
• Library to get Lightpath
• Katonah Chamber has many holiday events this year
• Town still cleaning up from October storm
• Town sets hearing to override property tax cap
• McLean to lead parenting event
• School district to conduct community survey
• Officials waiting to request FEMA aid
• Gloomy forecast for school budgets
• Mail carriers leaving from different location
• Cultivator of curiosity named a top teacher
• Goldens Bridge tower to face an uphill battle?
• Parks & Recreation may have staff cuts
• ROAR reading buddies
• New task force to review Chapel Road safety after paving
• Concert features Diana Jones
• DeGrasse pleads guilty to three felony charges
• Library has post-Thanksgiving programs
• Rev. Andrus and his band to play Sunday
• Outreach for adults regarding tragedy
• Ledger to be delivered on Wednesday next week
• Residents of a Waccabuc road have phone service restored after days without it
• Singers to perform Nov. 19
• Lions Club food drive is Saturday in Cross River
• Town wants to cut police force, again
• Images depict American history
• Ripperger 'shocked' by budget cuts
• CrossTalk features Sacco, Rushkoff
• 'Mistake' may delay reducing deficit
• Vote results upheld, so far
• Wine & Wolves on Dec. 2
• Man dies from injuries resulting from apparent suicide attempt
• Guttridge named to highest state office of Rainbow order
• Seniors knit to help hearts
• O2Living launches iPhone app
• Town could get more in Cablevision fees
• Pepper to give talk about college process
• Post-Thanksgiving programs
• Historic hometown quilts
• Malinverni to perform at church on Nov. 13
• Alexander enters race for 19th Congressional District
• Paving to start on Chapel Road
• ROAR Reading Buddies
• Crafts for kids and teens today
• District uses all of its snow days
• County has Parsons, Welsh, Pappalardo winning
• Williams to be inducted into Hall of Fame
• Join the fun, help the corps
• Wolf center may expand on site
• Town, district agree to facilities use policy
• Schools closed Tuesday and Wednesday
• Power to be restored to Lewisboro residents on Thursday night or Friday
• Letters to the editor notice
• A fleet of NYSEG crews and trucks are in town working on restoring power
• What's open? Where to go for food, water, dry ice, Internet access, more
• Town, school officials warn residents not to go out trick-or-treating tonight
• Two days later, most of town remains without power but may have it restored by Wednesday
• Firefighters extinguish house fire in South Salem this morning
• New temporary e-mail address for The Ledger
• When will power be restored?
• New Sprint/Nextel antenna being built at Vista cell tower
• Almost all of Lewisboro is without power
• Woods Tea Company
• Firehouse open on Halloween
• Land trust has Halloween walk
• Rare wolves raised at Wolf Center ready for return to wild
• Governor activates state emergency operations due to storm
• Christmas Concert rehearsals for chorus to begin Oct. 29
• Two candidate forums in Goldens Bridge
• Library’s major fund-raiser is on Friday, Oct. 28
• Country Children’s Center’s Annual Fall Festival is Oct. 29
• How to download free eBooks
• Sam Friedlander left letters indicating his suicidal intentions, took medications and killed wife with a rolling pin, according to news report
• Snow may fall lightly tonight but a few inches of it could be in store for the weekend
• A confident voice in Teen Idol finals
• Four vie for Town Board seats
• Car accident in Cross River during rush hour results in injuries tonight
• Lewisboro man is alive but apparently seriously injured after suicide attempt
• Town may get involved with future use of Friedlander house
• Private funeral service for Sam Friedlander will be held in New York City, according to news report
• Car crashes on Route 35
• Car hits telephone pole in Vista
• Goldens Bridge man drowns in pool this afternoon
• Duffy’s 2012 tentative budget proposal: Spending cuts, not new taxes
• Harvest then hunker down
• Sam Friedlander bought shotgun legally six months ago, according to police
• Memorial service for Friedlander family to be held at Jewish Family Congregation on Sunday
• Soccer teams hold remembrances for Friedlander children
• Abramson to talk about novel on Oct. 25
• Downloading eBooks
• Amy Friedlander had custody of children in divorce proceedings, according to news report
• Funeral services for Amy, Molly, and Gregory Friedlander are today in Pennsylvania
• Kilgore to share proceeds with Operation Smile
• Protest against 'victim blaming' following Friedlander family murders on Monday in White Plains
• Halloween party at church
• Halloween story hours
• Duffy to endorse Michaelis for county seat
• Club is planning for 'gold'
• 'eBay for Beginners' this Sunday at library
• Autopsies confirm police findings in Friedlander family case
• Ledger Candidates Forum to be postponed until next week
• Local service for Friedlander family likely will be next week at the earliest
• Harckham, Michaelis vie for county seat
• Three-vehicle accident involving Katonah-Lewisboro school bus in South Salem
• Peters attends conference
• Homestead to hold Jay Ladies Lecture
• Polar Bear Plunge is Dec. 18
• Cross River family of four, including two children, were killed in apparent multiple homicide/suicide, police say
• Duffy apologizes to town for arrest
• League to hold candidate forum
• Learn to download eBooks, audiobooks
• Jurschak set for Afghanistan deployment
• Town Supervisor Charles Duffy pleads guilty to driving while impaired
• After two months of silence, local Conservative Party announces support of Duffy
• Fall Fun Fest is Oct. 22
• Birdseed from Audubon Society
• Gross calls for monthly financial reports
• 'eBay for Beginners'
• Republicans to hold Meet the Candidates Night
• The Actors' Studio opens
• Vote for favorite teen poster
• Clausen's art from bike trip on display in Katonah
• Lewisboro Land Trust to hold 'Quest' walk
• Shopping center renovations include name change
• Audit finds school district in strong financial shape
• Officials adopt Complete Streets
• Come to the library's Ghost Walk
• Rosenbaum to perform with prestigious program
• Ripperger, Hill vie for highway superintendent post
• Officials to look at budget Oct. 24
• Blessing of the Animals is Oct. 23
• eBay for beginners
• All major local candidates to attend Ledger's 2011 Candidates Forum
• Quiet Cars coming to Metro-North trains
• Book group information
• League of Women Voters launches Web site
• Metro-North cancels some Monday trains
• Fire prevention at Ring's End is Oct. 15
• Ghost Walk is Oct. 14
• Community Center fund-raiser is Oct. 15
• Teen Read Week Poster Contest
• Women's club to hold picnic
• Katonah Thrift Shop's book lover's bonanza
• Library closed on Columbus Day
• Quilts on display at church
• Board review of 2012 town budget is delayed
• Duffy's Oct. 17 court date is in Somers
• Mallett, Welsh win spot on Independence Party ballot
• Using her music to help heal other
• Town reducing phosphorus
• Changes in store for shopping plaza
• Ghost walk returns
• Cornerstone ensemble to perform at First Presbyterian Church
• Applebome to talk environment in world of Twitter
• DeLucia to appear on Dr. Oz
• Officer Broomer granted a leave
• Highway workers get retroactive pay
• Appell to guide cemetery restoration process
• Free e-Books for Kindle
• Lockwood Road to get new stop signs
• Planners favor Complete Streets proposal
• Castelli presents 2011 'Snapshot'
• New bookstore in Katonah
• Fiction Writing Workshop
• Budget process to get underway
• M&M passes muster
• Vista Fire Department to hold open house on Oct. 2
• New York in Picture Book Art opens in Katonah on Oct. 2
• Church to install Andrus as pastor
• Garden club selling daffodil bulbs
• Town Board approves funding agreement
• Officials discuss fixing roads
• Crookston in Concert Saturday
• Teen poster contest
• Change of plans may lead to lawsuit
• Home prices plummet, buyers still cautious
• Cap puts board 'in a pickle'
• Horsemen's Fall Hunter Pace on Oct. 2
• Chapel Road update
• COW to get a generator
• Progress at Cross River
• High school senior falls down cliff while apparently rock climbing in Goldens Bridge, requiring rescue operation to move him to safety
• Primary vote results will not be known until Wednesday at the earliest
• Accident involving school bus this morning in Katonah
• Revenue projections up
• Town chooses company to fix tennis courts
• Local primary results will be finalized soon
• Folk series welcomes Crookston
• Fiction Writing Wokshop begins Oct. 4
• High Holy Days services at Jewish Family Congregation
• Land Trust walk is Sunday
• Programs for school holiday
• Teen Poster Contest
• Garden club selling daffodil bulbs
• Fall Festival is Saturday
• Exhibit to benefit candidates
• Passion for racing drives locals' lives
• Legislators look ahead
• Town seeks FEMA aid
• Barry is political treasurer
• Local League of Women Voters to conduct voter registration drive
• Family, friends do charity work to honor Stephanie Crispinelli
• Library announces winners of annual photo contest
• Event features two Katonah authors
• Bergstrom is artistic director of Chekhov Theatre Festival
• Independence Party primary results for Town Board seats to be known by early next week
• Car accident with injuries
• Hart to oversee tattoo exhibition
• Vista intersection may get two new stop signs
• Eligibility levels increase for school meal program
• Programs for school holidays
• Mendes family is raising money for Livestrong to battle cancer
• Simon to give free health lectures
• Library operating hours
• College, technology workshops
• DeCicco opens in Cross River
• Five weeks after arrest, Republicans announce support of Duffy's re-election bid
• Kopilak’s work on display at Gallery in the Park
• Barn dance, country fair at John Jay Homestead
• Town receives bids for tennis court repairs
• United Hebrew to honor Winter
• Residents demand action on Chapel Road paving
• Library Fair is Saturday
• Irene's long gone but still felt here
• Monteleone elected president of Bar Association
• Results for local Independence and Republican primaries
• Fight ovarian cancer by purchasing wrist band
• Some Verizon customers still lack phone service due to Irene
• Duffy enters not guilty plea for driving while intoxicated charge
• treat. and BodyFit offer new smoothie
• Library Fair, pre-sale are next week
• Library offers workshops
• Library board meeting
• Fried to talk owls in Katonah
• Chamber to host networking meeting
• Town Supervisor Charles Duffy reflects on the emergency response in Lewisboro following Irene
• Car accident in Goldens Bridge
• Car accident with injuries in Cross River
• Verizon service lost during Irene still out for many in town
• 'Run to Remember' in Katonah on Saturday
• Two town primaries on Tuesday
• Service at Vista firehouse to commemorate 9/11
• Accident involving bus and car in Goldens Bridge results in injuries
• Flooding in Lewisboro; woman and infant rescued from car by firefighters
• Aid available for residents after storm
• Looking for owner of dog
• Library Fair details
• Schedule for fall story hours
• Lewisboro Senior Adults seeks new members, ideas
• Charis auditions are Sept. 7
• Tutoring service opens in Lewisboro
• Ongoing coverage of storm's aftermath: Power is restored to everyone in Lewisboro
• Ongoing coverage of storm's aftermath: NYSEG says all power back on by 4 today; Verizon land phone line service may be out for a while
• Ongoing coverage of storm's aftermath: Power remains out in nearly two dozen homes, NYSEG pushes back estimate for total power restoration in town once again
• Try 'Music Together' at library
• Library's thanks to local businesses
• Homestead to host chess tourney
• Coffee event for those interested in joining Women’s Civic Club
• Ongoing coverage of storm's aftermath: NYSEG pushes back time for complete power restoration another 24 hours meaning hundreds will be without electricity for a week
• Tree and wires burning in South Salem
• NYSEG reports that 95% of town has power now and everyone will by 10 tonight
• Due to power outage, The Ledger will not be mailed out this week but two-week special edition will hit mailboxes, newsstands on Thursday, Sept. 8.
• Ongoing coverage of storm's aftermath: Duffy expects power to be restored to nearly every house in town today
• Ongoing coverage of storm's aftermath: 30% of town still without power, others experiencing lack of phone and Internet service
• Homestead to host Quest
• Douglas forces Republican primary
• John Jay High School now offers online courses
• Ball calls for investigation into utility companies' handling of power outages following storm
• Weekly library story hours resume soon
• Cross River man dies in boating accident Sunday in aftermath of Hurricane Irene
• Officials discuss biathlon
• Last weekend for Library Fair donations
• Power may be out for up to a week; all major roadways open; find where to get dry ice, food, water, Wi-Fi, more
• New e-mail address for Ledger
• Town may ban smoking in parks, recreation areas
• School district moves offices
• In Lewisboro, 99% of the town is still without electricity but power is beginning to be restored
• Almost all of Lewisboro is without power
• Land Trust walk is Monday
• Lawsuit will not affect Wolf Center’s other plans
• Town declares state of emergency
• Powerful storm hit town last Sunday
• Residents complain about home business
• Gov. Cuomo coordinates state government-wide mobilization of resources to prepare for Hurricane Irene
• President Obama declares federal emergency for parts of New York due to Hurricane Irene; governor offers tips for after the storm
• MTA to be shut down at noon tomorrow
• Town readies for Hurricane Irene, officials offer tips to prepare
• DeCicco's opens today for business in Cross River
• Reading Dreams gets approval
• Parsons wants GPS routing change
• Car hits tree near condominiums
• Not a small existence for new author Neil Abramson of South Salem
• DeCicco's to open tomorrow
• Changes coming to South Salem deli
• Douglas forces Republican primary
• Seniors organization celebrates 45 years
• Earthquake hits Lewisboro
• Town approves Verizon variance
• Town approves food plan for local senior citizens
• House hit by lightning
• Library Fair collection dates
• Volunteers and sponsors needed
• Duffy does not shed light on political future
• Music service is expanding its catalog
• Thanks to Lewisboro Garden Club
• College preparation service now open in Lewisboro
• Paving coming to some Lewisboro roads
• Man found dead at bottom of Goldens Bridge pool this afternoon
• Pressure's no match for young golfer
• Students' scores improve overall
• Where to bring fair donations
• Rosenbaum gets honorary degree
• Katonah Museum of Art seeks docents
• Library Fair returns on Sept. 17
• Hayes takes over special services
• Officials apply surplus to budget
• New Web site for memorial at Vista firehouse
• 'Search for elusive cougar' talk on Aug. 27
• Town Supervisor Charles Duffy arrested for driving while intoxicated
• Car accident on exit ramp
• Katonah jewelry store is fully renovated
• LCTV Channel 20 has summer programming
• Mountain lion in South Salem?
• Roelle to be named head of Irvington school system
• Concert, dinner for Lewisboro Senior Adults
• Fresh Air Fund kids come to area
• New pastor brings music, southern charm to church
• Program may help town protect lakes
• Fewer homeowners challenge assessments
• Car accident at Four Winds Hospital
• Harckham challenging Michaelis on Independence Party candidacy
• Looking for owner of dog
• Teich Garden Systems, Copia help feed hungry
• Lessons in gardening
• Spray-painting case moves to county
• Missing cat in Katonah
• Library alterations?
• Water fountains needed
• Missing dog in Katonah
• Car accident with injuries this afternoon in Cross River
• Bicycle tour
• Library to save on disposal
• Library Fair collection days in August
• Sleepover at John Jay Homestead
• Summer Reading games parties
• Chinese cooking for kids
• AT&T enhances network in town
• Verizon has not yet joined new Vista cell tower
• Kreutzer listening and learning on the job
• District tax rates change as housing values drop
• Changes coming to plaza
• Dillane attends seminar
• Wife of chef to host cooking show
• Audubon Society opens Bull birding library
• Summer reading game parties
• South Salem residents open restaurant with city vibe, good food
• Parker complains about flooding
• Library seeks fair volunteers
• Cross River space moving ahead
• Castelli bill becomes law
• Center collects school supplies
• McGreevy's art on exhibit
• Book Bingo is Aug. 4
• Hayden joins financial board
• Turn a favorite T-shirt into a backpack
• ArtsCaravan has dance options for the fall
• Dancer returns for performance
• Independence Party will have a primary
• Board to explore tax cap override law
• Cooking Realtor keeps it simple & fun
• Support staff enters sixth year without contract
• Ball talks taxes, benefit costs
• Club grants scholarships
• Fire department hosts workshop
• Court joins Coldwell
• Mountain lion came to area from South Dakota
• Ruby finishes program
• Wild Oaks upgrade agreement
• Town gets good interest rate
• Person injured in car accident
• Complete Streets bill may become state law
• Town gets extension on matching grants
• Try the BookMyne App
• Locals to perform in Cinderella
• Teen group meets July 26
• Volunteers help Frederick P. Rose preserve
• Teen Harry Potter Trivia Party
• King to sing on TV
• Indian Scroll Craft, bingo
• Ball to kick off Town Hall Tour in Lewisboro
• Woman injured in car accident today
• Many power outages in Vista as heat scorches town
• Memorial comes to Vista Fire Department
• Democrats want to expand library at current site
• Oakridge construction may start this fall
• Town, district to share facilities at no charge
• Placing retired racers in loving homes
• Police may move to district offices
• Audit shows mixed results
• Little League championship game to air on LCTV this weekend
• New brewery for Vaccaro
• Welsh asks for monthly financial reports
• Levy needs votes to sing at Jets game
• Lost yellow lab found in South Salem
• Mazzola joins 'Elite Club'
• Facilities use agreement tabled again
• County issues heat warning
• Board meeting on July 27
• Homestead names new officials
• Two Harry Potter parties
• Indian Scroll Craft
• Family Scrabble Tournament
• Sign up for ROAR Reading Buddies
• School board seeks committee members
• Reunion for class of 1976
• School district hires public relations firm
• Spray-painting case adjourned to August
• Sabath will speak his mind
• Lipton is board president
• Duffy's team wants to force primary
• Person stuck on Ferris wheel
• Land trust wins lawsuit against Wolf Center
• Car accident with injuries last night
• Prete releases 'God's Gold'
• Playschool gets accreditation
• Chamber holds meeting at Caramoor
• Complete Streets gaining support
• Rago finishes Ranger School
• Kelly wants new parks policy
• Stormwater annual report complete
• License agreement approved
• Settlement talks stall, site plans evolve
• Summer reading off to great start
• Technology workshop, yoga
• Rosenbaum is lead conductor at Parma Recordings
• 'Wild & Weird Animals'
• ROAR reading buddies
• Biographical bracelets
• Lipton is next school board president
• Family fishing workshop
• Brigantinos to perform
• Michaelis endorsed by Conservatives
• New York caps property taxes
• Carnival, parade are next week
• Credit rating drops but so does deficit
• Summer reading information
• Diamond's art on display
• Town to officially give beach to Lake Kitchawan group
• ROAR Reading Buddies
• Craft, fish & furry friends
• Yellow lab found in Vista
• Weekly story programs resume in July
• Teens find themselves
• Antiques in South Salem on July 4
• Fourth of July activities at John Jay Homestead
• Lewisboro's credit rating drops for second year in a row
• Bear in Goldens Bridge
• Passenger van rolls over on Interstate 684 with 12 people inside
• Fewer facilities fees than previously thought?
• A lady who likes to keep busy
• Ball, Castelli vote against historic bill
• Independence Party switches sides to Democrats
• Teens save two from riptides
• DeCicco takes over from D'Agostino
• Lanera's foundation helps poor children in Africa
• Flournoy to head Sustainability Committee
• Car hits tree in Goldens Bridge
• Accident causes injuries
• Rogers art on display
• Assessment clerk appointed
• ROAR Reading Buddies
• Three new Eagle Scouts
• Motorcycle 'down' in South Salem accident
• Register now for July activities
• Teens: design and wear crafts
• Farm Market starts today at homestead
• 'World Games' start reading program
• Teen scavenger hunt fun
• Garage fire in Vista extinguished quickly
• Town needs facilities pact soon
• Largest John Jay class ever graduates
• Rain leads to mudslide in Goldens Bridge
• Briccetti moves to the bench
• Anti-Semitic aftermath
• Dozen roads vie for repairs
• Serious claims against Goldens Bridge Fire Department
• Funeral services for bicyclist will be Friday
• Teen volunteers needed
• Hazardous wires in Waccabuc
• ‘You Are Here’ is teen theme
• Wife of famous Waccabuc chef to be subject of cameras for Korean food show
• Firefighters battle garage fire this morning
• School summer reading books
• Children 'travel the world'
• Injuries after car hits wall
• Car hits tree causing injuries
• Wine tasting benefits library
• Republicans to kick off campaign on June 21
• Pedestrian hit by car
• 'Miss Patti' to play Pleasantville
• Work Families Party endorses local Democrats
• Stroller Tours at museum
• Lam to talk dragonflies on June 18
• Aunt who stabbed nieces placed in mental facility
• District still wants to charge town for using its facilities
• New generation of wolves replenish ambassador pack
• Chamber expands as its rebirth takes hold
• Town finds 'lost' money
• Museum gets large grant for art exhibition
• Tour to benefit Wolf Conservation Center
• Teen volunteers needed
• Sidewalk Book Sale in Katonah
• Looking for owner of lost rooster
• Four local teens charged with hate crime
• Missing dog may now be in Lewisboro
• Two injured in car accident this morning
• DeCandia to grow food for the needy at farm
• Teens discover 'You Are Here'
• Percoco to be inducted into Hall of Fame
• A man apparently committed suicide when hit by a train in Goldens Bridge this morning
• Free museum admission for active military personnel
• Travel the world with reading game
• Moreno joins OSAC
• At least one injured in accident involving a motorcycle last night
• Electricity returns to Lewisboro
• Story hours end soon
• Event to raise awareness about sex trafficking
• Fracking talk in Katonah on June 16
• More than 800 Lewisboro homes still without power, which may not be restored until late Saturday evening
• Soprano art on display
• Court asked to enforce housing settlement
• Endorsements made for District 2
• Storm knocks out power to nearly 20% of homes in Lewisboro
• Car down embankment causes injuries
• Ah, the life of a graduating senior
• In group of six similar school systems, Katonah-Lewisboro spends most per student
• Triple Threat Teen Workshop readies for summer program in Goldens Bridge
• State Sen. Greg Ball's chief of staff makes statements despite evidence to the contrary regarding letter controversy
• League of Women Voters to hold meeting
• Further escalating controversy, state Senator Ball's office sends resident's letter to Daily News to be published despite writer's objections
• Statement from Robyn Fields about how state Senator Greg Ball's office handled her letter to him
• State Senator Ball staffer continues to contradict his taped comments regarding deceptive e-mail practice
• Statement from state Senator Ball staffer regarding letter controversy
• After more than 30 years, D'Agostino will likely be out of Lewisboro in a month
• Book groups meet June 15
• Waldinger's new book to help Haitian kids
• Deceptive e-mail practice leads to cover-up attempt by senator’s office
• Check out 'Our Community'
• Library board meeting
• Tree figures from Vermont at Katonah Museum of Art
• Morrison joins St. John's on interim basis as rector
• Two extricated from car that rolled over tonight
• Wine tasting this weekend
• Waterless urinals at town parks
• Town not likely to feel effects of Westchester redistricting
• Leaving cancer behind
• 'Cooler heads' pick Buroughs as commissioner
• Tax cap push resumes
• City trout land in rural waters
• Tornado watch in effect
• Looking for owners of lost dogs
• Diamond has art on display
• Haaks is new instructor at Katonah Art Center
• Emmer to lead kids' center
• Estate Motors license agreement
• Marich appointed
• DeLucia to receive award
• Local conservators fix rare historic chairs
• Town to start DWI patrols
• Pappalardo sworn in as Town Board member
• Pedestrian upgrades for Goldens Bridge?
• Resident wants flooding fixed
• COW lease renewed
• Lerner to have art on display
• LVAC bake sale is June 10-11
• U.S. Senate confirms Briccetti as federal judge
• Leibell sentenced to 21 months in jail
• Photos on display in Cross River
• Library's summer hours begin this weekend
• 'Help Keep the Library Liquid'
• Court clerk returns for higher salary
• Memorial Day marks 35 years of local fair
• Schools lagging in technology
• How to finance fixing courts?
• It's now a three-way race
• Library benefit is June 4
• Boy hurt in car accident tonight
• Planners may consider criteria for septic systems
• Teenagers charged in fight
• Estate Motors to stay put despite proposed Bedford Hills showroom
• McLean to hold sessions about parenting at library
• Town may raise salary to attract court clerk
• Vockins to receive award
• Help plan the future of Katonah Library
• Program canceled
• Conservatives hold reception for Duffy
• Spring Book Sale continues at library
• Westchester Oratorio Society to perform 'Memories' on May 21
• Katonah Library to host benefit on May 20
• New Youth Sports Committee to look at access to playing fields
• Budget passes by wide margin
• Get a new passport at Town House
• Apply for Spring Street parking permits by May 20
• Old Goldens Bridge community centers around schoolhouse
• Prime location but no takers
• High marks for students
• Looking for local marchers for Memorial Day parade
• School budget easily passes
• Douglas to be third candidate for county seat
• All dogs must be licensed
• Help keep the library liquid
• Locals have art in windows
• 'Lewisboro Remembers' local veterans
• Lichtenfeld is new director
• Chamber hosts 'meet-and-greet'
• Kids' Book Swap is May 18
• Goldens Bridge woman charged with stealing jewelry
• Man admits to stealing items from animal hospital
• Spring Book Sale begins
• Vickie and Nickie in the city
• Annual Poker Run is May 15
• Walk Five Ponds Trail May 13
• Artists may submit work for Beaux Arts exhibit
• Todd Road laid bare by tree felling
• Michaelis seeks Harckham's seat
• Budget, board vote is Tuesday
• Where will wolves roam?
• Education discussion set for May 12
• Assault at shopping plaza
• Book groups meet May 18
• Book sale donations
• Talk about herbs at John Jay Homestead
• Town Board appoints Pappalardo to fill its vacant seat
• Tasteful gifts, tasty treats
• To market, to market
• Learn about organic gardening
• Truck drives into woods this afternoon
• Michaelis seeks Harckham's county seat
• ALS event to use town park
• Center to hold golf outing
• Fireworks donations coming in
• Moran to discuss Darwin on May 11
• Walter T. Hughes Jr. honored
• Officials appoint new court clerk
• Town Code book to be updated
• New water plant coming to Route 35 in Katonah
• Meet Lewisboro Democratic candidates
• Come to concert/CD release party
• Spring plant sale at Gossett Nursery
• Shabbat dinner at congregation
• Glenn in starring role
• 'Land Used' exhibit opens Saturday at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation
• Lewisboro Lions Club to hold food drive
• Bin Laden's death draws local response
• Students toil through soil to win county Envirothon
• Kreutzer talks education
• Pappalardo, Mallett get nod
• Dembo seeks seat on school board as write-in candidate
• Annual antiques fair to benefit Lasdon Glass House Fund
• Library hosts organic gardening workshop
• Spring book sale is May 14-21
• Fabulous Finds on May 15
• Folk concert is Saturday, May 7
• Koehl leads historical walks
• Local officials respond to news of bin Laden's death
• Pepsi donates 30 bins for recycling at town parks
• Locals to perform in 'The Crucible'
• Earthtones to perform concert to benefit South American kids
• Chabad to honor Restle
• Ransom named top blogger
• Talk on NATO and Libya in Katonah
• What happened to cash for tennis courts repair?
• Oakridge housing to be built in phases
• Martha Taylor joins Katonah Art Center
• Community Center changes its governance structure
• Storage facility draws concerns from planners
• GOP names candidates for November
• Tour White Garden May 1
• Canticorum Virtuosi to hold annual Gala Benefit May 1
• New bus for seniors?
• Kreutzer defends actions, responds to critics
• Lost dog needs a new home
• Law requires septic system cleaning
• Author to speak at library
• Siblings' African aid help set career paths
• Despite hundreds protesting move, school board hires Kreutzer as next superintendent
• Large crowd gathers at high school to protest superintendent hiring
• National organization joins rally against superintendent hiring that could draw more than 1,000 people tonight
• DeGrasse, who faces 31 charges, claims he was wrongfully accused
• Motor vehicle accident on Route 35
• O2Living has drink program
• Foundation seeking donations for Ghana project
• Duffy interview on Cablevision
• Cavan Sean Mastro born March 11
• Paving likely to start soon at South Salem firehouse
• Center to receive award
• Company sues Weisberg over ‘pump and dump scam’
• School board responds to criticism of Dr. Kreutzer as next superintendent
• Greyhound Rescue gets grant
• School board race will be uncontested
• More details emerge of Dr. Kreutzer's superintendent contract
• DeLucia to appear on Dr. Oz
• District starts initiatives to battle bullying
• Educators stage rally to protest Dr. Kreutzer as new superintendent of schools
• New Schools Superintendent Kreutzer explains his support of teachers, defends actions in Wisconsin
• Hayworth: ‘Volunteers are what it means to be American’
• Town will comply with ADA soon
• Money for tennis courts fell through cracks
• Board to hire Kreutzer
• Births
• Artists may enter exhibit
• Leroy Law recognized
• Supervisor forms new group
• Board to officially hire Dr. Kreutzer next week as superintendent at a salary of $245,000
• Dog missing from Oakridge Commons
• Officials approve refuse renewals
• Idling policy proposed
• Town has permit for Cross River work
• Horsemen to hold Egg Hunt
• Dog found in Vista
• Turkki pleads guilty to stabbing nieces
• Consortium receives EPA award
• Onatru egg hunt is April 21
• Deli owner arrested
• Superintendent job offer to Kreutzer angers teachers' union head
• More car accidents in Lewisboro tonight
• Car hits pole causing injuries
• Ledger wins five state press awards
• Parsons calls for Levy cleanup
• District collects money to pay Harvey services
• Downed wires in Cross River
• Residents object to tower
• Man arrested for assault
• Hayworth to talk security at firehouse
• Choice for superintendent has been in spotlight lately
• District's pick for superintendent has sixth-highest education salary in Wisconsin
• Car accident with injuries at shopping center
• Police arrest four males for putting traffic cones in road
• Help support internship at Land Trust
• Roadside cleanup this weekend
• Fields work begins on AP Farm
• Over some neighbor objections, Bacio receives lot line change
• District offers superintendent job to Kreutzer
• Mazza makes music to help children's lives
• New courses at John Jay High School
• Town will fix tennis courts
• Machine Wall Drawing at Katonah Museum of Art
• Birds focus of next luncheon at Women’s Civic Club
• Library photo contest winners
• Car accident with injuries at gas station
• Jaymark competition donates to St. Jude Children’s Hospital
• Help raise homestead chicks
• Join Lions roadside cleanup
• Hearing is tonight for change to condominium zones
• Weaner to talk native plants
• Local man arrested for robbing home
• Lee to perform on violin at Mead Memorial Chapel
• Bruno pleads guilty to multiple charges
• Summer congregation program
• Hearing set for new septic rules
• South Salem deli owner arrested for stealing newspapers from other stores
• Democrats officially pick Parsons
• St. Denis is 'cereus' about science
• Little room left for growth in Lewisboro?
• Superintendent search is on
• Teen book and cookbook sale
• Shesol to talk Roosevelt
• Fire in basement of Cross River store
• Lights for autism awareness
• Center to hold activities during Week of Young Child
• Democrats to pick Parsons to challenge Duffy for town supervisor
• Homestead children camps during school spring break
• Three appointed to town committees
• Abstract exploration for kids
• Town signs fireworks contract
• Yamaoka photos on display
• Bacio Trattoria seeks change in boundary
• Godin may be next Katonah Elementary School principal
• Katonah Center’s Art Day to benefit scholarship fund
• Visual test for tower
• Dumpster Days start April 2
• Transformer fire in Waccabuc
• Cunniffe, community uses lacrosse to battle a formidable foe in ALS
• Harckham wants third county term
• School budget set for May vote
• Duffy seeks re-election, Gross wants vacant board seat
• Autism Awareness Day is April 2
• Museum to hold annual gala
• Duffy seeks re-election, Democrats want Gross to fill vacated Town Board seat
• Jones to speak about wars
• Stormwater appointments
• Peterson joins parks and recreation
• Silberman to talk Tolstoy, women at Katonah library
• Cross River home burglarized
• Car accident in Cross River
• Police search for missing man
• Interviews for Town Board vacancy
• Harckham seeks re-election to school board
• Bridging the gap: Seniors, students form art ties
• Big business swallowing small local pharmacies
• Town wants aid to help with rain, snow damage
• Volunteer in the community
• Gagnon joins eDialog
• Town signs four-year contract for highway department workers
• ‘Wild things’ story and craft
• JP's Lounge opens at Le Chateau
• Peters makes Barron's list
• Teen art show Friday night
• Family U self-care workshop at Katonah Village Library
• New Remembrance Plaza to commemorate Crispinelli
• Friends sell bracelets for Kyla
• Administration proposes budget increase of 1.59%
• Sustainability Advisory group has an opening for chairman
• Bongiorno heads chapter of TeamWatch
• Free therapist pre-screening
• Castelli, Hayworth here Saturday
• Dan Welsh's resolution to Town Board
• Pavalow's resignation letter
• Ambulance corps is all about the people
• Welsh’s resolution: Raised and rejected
• Board considers Complete Streets policy
• Filling the vacancy
• Pavalow resigns
• Wolff on ‘Millionaire’ show
• Vote for your favorite photo
• Pavalow resigns
• County golf course opening delayed
• Accident in Cross River
• State Senator Ball chairs veterans committee
• Yoars named shareholder
• Wolf Conservation Center offers trips to Yellowstone
• District awards bids for AP fields project
• Tour Italy while performing in concerts with Rosenbaum
• New KL Foundation is accepting donations
• Newman to perform Bach to benefit South Salem church
• Interior company seeks Cross River site
• Musician Mike Sabath: ‘Hand in Hand’ to help others
• Officials review next year's school budget
• Neighbors protest Estate Motors proposal
• Town Board mired in wetlands issues
• Ambassador wolf Kaila dies at center
• Reynolds exhibit on display in Katonah
• KVS agreement to be signed
• Room for one more snow day
• Dixieland jazz to play in Katonah
• Health care panel on March 10
• Cross River Winter Antiques Show to benefit high school is March 6
• Lewisboro Then & Now
• Hummingbirds talk sponsored by Bedford Audubon Society
• LVAC has new captain
• Lewisboro Soccer Club's annual meeting on Monday
• Drop by Volunteer Fair on Saturday
• Gordon-Reed to discuss Andrew Johnson book at homestead
• Car accident at train station
• How to speak teenager
• Day seeks seat on school board
• Zoners approve many variances for dealership
• Judge asks sides to settle suit
• Goldens Bridge tower to close most cellular gaps
• Health care panel discussion
• Lewisboro history series begins in March
• Community Chorus rehearsals start soon
• Third Annual Lewisboro Volunteer Fair is March 5
• Day to run for school board
• Canticum Novum Singers to perform in New York City
• Woman may have robbed jewelry from another home
• Second Spring for Life benefit is March 26 at The Willows
• Court case resumes in lawsuit over wolf habitat
• Leon Levy Winter Walk at preserve tomorrow
• Officials move along with Oakridge Gardens zoning proposal
• Town approves $90,000 for Wild Oaks upgrades
• Schluter to fill McGill’s position on interim basis
• Times may change, but Tator’s continues
• KL Foundation to offer private means to help schools
• Summer paving of Chapel Road
• Land Use Task Force solicits input regarding its priorities
• Volunteer Fair is March 5
• Remember to enter teen photo contest
• Ambassador wolf Kaila dies at Wolf Center
• Finelli receives waiver
• Estate Motors plan takes step forward
• Roelle’s run as superintendent ends
• Officials ponder adding sidewalks in Goldens Bridge
• Waccabuc’s Rod Feldman: Supporting economic development in Israel
• District explores health care options
• Snow batters roads, not town's finances
• Budget draws positive responses
• Healthy heart lecture, foods at o2Living in Cross River
• Book groups meet Feb. 16
• Winter break activities
• Bedford Audubon Society seeks scholarship applicants
• Free music downloads with card
• Peters on news program
• Presidential lecture series at John Jay Homestead
• Stone named recreation assistant
• School district runs out of snow days
• Town to talk road budget
• Oakridge developer seeks different zoning
• Car accident results in injuries tonight
• Dog found on Todd Road
• Town offices closed
• Shoveling out snowed-in seniors
• Local officials: Cut mandates if capping taxes
• Pavalow ponders stepping down
• Superintendent releases budget proposal with 1.69% increase
• ADP to do town payroll
• Goncalves draws kudos for project
• Court clerk position open
• Choral group holds auditions
• Hudson Belles to sing at Civic Club luncheon
• Town applying for $75,000 records grant
• Superintendent's budget proposal has 1.69% increase for next year
• Herzog to discuss syndrome devastating bat population
• Fair art exhibit at two sites
• Masterson receives appointments
• Finance clerk resigns
• A-Home to get grant for housing project
• Special education head to leave school district
• Castelli named to veterans committee
• Town historian presents report
• Silvermine subdivision may have cluster housing
• Woman charged with taking engagement ring diamond
• Car accident in Cross River
• Sunday School kids collecting donations for Food Pantry
• Town may overhaul communications
• Estate Motors project may pass first hurdle soon
• Retirements lead to district savings
• Storage facility in store for Vista?
• Endless snow wreaks havoc
• Weather woes force town closures, continue through tomorrow
• Task force to meet tomorrow
• Twenty-five teachers accept retirement incentive
• Katonah-Lewisboro school board to consider anti-bullying policy
• A Chocolate Valentine to benefit league
• Elliman buys Holmes & Kennedy
• Cronin presents long-range plan for Katonah-Lewisboro
• Second round of snow hits Lewisboro
• Rates to rise for residents under new wetlands consultant
• Landmarks Advisory Committee recognizes pieces of Lewisboro's past
• Katonah-Lewisboro audit reveals strong controls
• Election seasons begin early: Pavalow, Hundt won't run again
• Storm may dump up to 4 inches of snow by 1 this afternoon but schools remain open, more coming tonight
• Lewisboro scouts featured in Boys' Life magazine
• Committee proposes revised policies
• Truck overturned on Route 35
• Board supports association on tax cap
• Harvey School's arts academy holds open registration
• Zorn, Doebbler granted tenure
• Sirignano wins case in court of appeals
• Booster club, PTO donate sound system
• New Lewisboro dog laws in effect
• Environmental acton day includes local groups
• In 4-3 vote, Katonah-Lewisboro school board approves teachers' contract
• Katonah-Lewisboro district offices to move to Increase Miller
• Two locals groups enter county’s Battle of the Bands
• Kaplan's resignation spelled out in settlement
• More snow to hit region tonight
• Lewisboro home sales rose, prices flattened in 2010
• Vista firefighters move into new firehouse
• Katonah-Lewisboro special education audit finds average spending, high grades
• Westchester politics delays Buroughs' appointment
• Lawyer supports fee request in special education lawsuit
• Ice shuts down schools, delays town offices
• Lewisboro blood drive is tomorrow
• Snow, icy conditions are forecast for Tuesday
• Land Use Task Force to hold public meeting tomorrow
• Board appoints many to positions
• Parents demand that Kaplan return to Katonah
• Kaplan resigns as principal of Katonah Elementary School
• Vasquez arrested for robbery
• Officials look at year ahead
• Lewisboro hires new wetlands inspector
• District to talk long-range plan tonight
• Mixed reaction to Katonah-Lewisboro teachers' proposal
• Pregnant woman killed by snow plow had "child-like innocence"
• Storm pummels Lewisboro
• Work stops on subdivision
• Town may outfit buses with Smartbus
• Dragonflies program canceled
• Missing dog
• Winter storm watch for Tuesday night and Wednesday
• Man arrested for assault
• Woman, dog struck and killed by snow plow
• Lewisboro school play costs increase
• Scott to lead district office
• Town may borrow for Wild Oaks upgrades
• Bilgore, DeFaber resign
• Snow forces school, town closures
• Casey to fill in for Kaplan as Katonah Elementary School principal
• Town has new deputy receiver of taxes
• Innovative BeviBags nearly seal TV deal
• Feds reject county’s affordable housing analysis
• Over 10 years, Lewisboro's surpluses turned to fading funds
• LaCavalla joins Ginnel
• Buroughs named Westchester Planning Department commissioner
• Democrats seek candidates
• Johnston named Boys & Girls Club secretary
• Oakridge Gardens seeks changes to plan
• Pedestrian hit by car
• South Salem resident Lynch charged with burglaries
• Care Point Services' Bruno charged with larceny
• Teachers' union approves agreement
• Katonah-Lewisboro school stress sustainability
• The Lewisboro Ledger's top 10 news stories of 2010
• Hastings sisters step into Irish dance championship
• County hails local deer hunt success
• Car hits house on Route 35
• Reading Dream's fund-raiser is Jan. 15
• Term limits for county officials
• Head-on car accident on Route 35
• Annual Meeting at Katonah Library
• Blizzard causes power outages
• District opposes attorney fees
• Snow emergency in Lewisboro
• Town wants to extend deadline for East of Hudson grant
• Pavalow to take medical leave
• Cell tower on wheels is in place
• Library gets donation, loses naming pledge
• O'Donnell joins Planning Board
• Teachers ratify two-year contract extension
• As Barbara Woodstead retires, deep roots remain
• Local retailers see improvements in Christmas sales
• Marc Buther, resident and John Jay graduate, dies in car accident
• New radio station for Katonah
• Katonah to host the 38th Annual Art Show: Bedford
• Car accident near town park
• School board meetings now online
• Community center receives grant
• John Jay Homestead to host camps
• Teachers would get smaller raises under proposed contract
• Tractor-trailer accident closes Route 123
• Day to chair Food Bank's fund-raiser
• Tentative teachers' contract proposed
• Lipton wants shorter minutes
• New abstract exhibition at Katonah art museum
• Kelly wants speakers to name affiliations
• Board meetings to be online
• Solar panels to be installed after new year
• One claim to go to jury in Ross-Lichtenfeld lawsuit
• Waccabuc's Scarlett De Bease sheds light on childhood epilepsy
• Athetic fields get state approval
• Castelli wins re-election to 89th Assembly District
• Board passes town budget with nearly all workforce cuts
• Katonah principal's leave lined to settlement?
• Superintendent, union leadership reach preliminary agreement on teachers' contract
• Talk on how Schumann's disorder affected his work
• Biddle addresses leadership summit
• Sheptin Tutoring offers SAT, ACT courses
• Fire district votes are today
• Looking for owner of large black dog
• Motor vehicle accident with injuries on Route 35
• Violin concert on Dec. 15 in Katonah
• Board, union to hold meetings in January
• Reindeer coming to Katonah
• Board lists superintendent candidate qualifications
• Clark Associates plants memorial trees
• County board passes Harckham's term-limit bill
• Castelli wins 89th state assembly seat
• Board may have approved settlement with Kaplan
• One claim in Ross v. Lichtenfeld suit will go to jury
• Police collecting toys for tots
• Have breakfast with Santa
• Bradley convicted of contempt, attempted assault
• Bradley convicted of contempt, attempted assault
• Partisan split on budget
• Kaplan takes leave of absence to deal with 'family health issues'
• Katonah's Katherine Vockins brings arts to prisoners
• Elementary school long-range plan: project learning
• Leibell resigns, pleads guilty to obstruction and tax evasion
• o2 Living collecting toys for children
• Katonah handbell concert is Dec. 19
• Woman who allegedly stabbed her nieces to be arraigned in court tomorrow
• New slavery exhibit at homestead
• Town finance group recommends changes
• Motor vehicle accident with injuries on Route 35
• Lewisboro tree lighting is Dec. 6
• Katonah Museum of Art to host Crafts and Couture
• Independent review for treatment plant?
• School receives anonymous gift
• Chamber of Commerce holds holiday events in Katonah
• Lewisboro Christmas Concert is Dec. 5
• Recreation program fees to rise
• Leibell resigns from state senate seat; sources say federal bribery and money laundering charges may be coming
• Market to benefit charity is tomorrow
• Vickie & Nickie return for the holidays
• County taking photos of homes for database
• School districts begin collaboration
• Local Hanukah celebrations draw on tradition
• School board looks to work with towns
• Castelli holds slim lead as 89th District race nears end
• Hearing on town's proposed $9.9 million budget is Monday
• More than 50 roads without power in Lewisboro and Katonah
• Chamber raises money for annual tree lighting
• Great Decisions program at Katonah Library tomorrow
• Center to hold fund-raiser to bring in two new wolves
• Paramedics get help for heart attack victims
• Thieves attempt to steal Vista Market's ATM, again
• Meet Lewisboro's Sustainability Committee tomorrow
• Brooks is homestead's public relations manager
• Few attend forum on superintendent search
• kd studio opens in Katonah
• o2 Living hires McGinty
• Long-Range Plan includes middle school changes
• Burger named Agent Hero
• Despite snags, school buses are running on time
• Biking, walking conversation in Goldens Bridge
• South Salem resident's store Bisé has fashion accessories with flair
• Katonah Chamber of Commerce to hold Menorah Lighting Ceremony
• Waldinger to donate book proceeds to help Haiti
• Preliminary forecast predicts 2.42% increase in school costs
• Castelli has lead as Assembly race resumes
• Board pares budget to 0.24% increase in partisan vote
• Town clerk may cut services
• Planners endorse Lockwood Road entrance for subdivision
• Looking for owner of cat found in Vista area
• Town Board will not grant Estate Motors rezoning
• Trips to Italy, Vermont for senior adults
• Goldens Bridge Fire Department wants new antennas
• Westchester Oratorio Society to perform Messiah
• Finelli named interim principal at Increase Miller
• Katonah Art Center to help decorate Christmas event
• Town Board approves Cross River COW
• Movie based on Durst case hits theaters soon
• One cop to patrol streets during the week?
• Library may reduce hours after referendum loss
• Time crunch for town budget cuts
• Count of remaining ballots underway in undeclared 89th Assembly District race
• Owners look for missing cats
• Town's 2009 deficit increases to $870,000 in preliminary audit
• 'Pop/folk' art on display in new gallery
• Board seeks input on superintendent search
• Thrift shop book sale starts tomorrow
• Harckham suggests bond after boiler repairs
• Fire engulfs Goldens Bridge garage
• Two arrested for scamming resident
• Goldens Bridge man arrested for allegedly setting car fire
• Dunn's watch hobby becomes full-time love
• Verizon proposes cellular tower
• Town Board members seek budget changes
• Assembly race still in limbo
• Duffy lists potential budget cuts
• Smart Girls program receives grant
• Large tree cleared from Cove Road
• Singho to talk tree killers at Audubon program
• School board exempts towns from facilities fees, for now
• Ladies Shopping Bazaar at Jewish Congregation
• Parents appeal in special education lawsuit
• Estate Motors, zoners debate variance for proposed 24,000 square foot building
• School board approves four field trips
• Fire engulfs garage of Cornwall Court home last night
• Race for 89th Assembly seat will not be decided for weeks
• Booster club donates scoreboard
• Oakridge Gardens nets more approvals
• Daylight saving ends Sunday
• Parks and Recreation program fees may increase
• Large town deficit lingers
• School board ponders guidelines for district budget
• Voters defeat library budget; Ball, Castelli races down to the wire
• Library hosts free Medicare program
• Kuper to lead local walking group
• Election 2010 blog: Results, analysis, and opinions
• Foreign policy association to hold forum tomorrow
• Lunch at Homestead to mark room change
• DeLucia to appear on Dr. Oz show
• Community Chorus rehearsals begin tomorrow
• Union, district begin informal negotiations
• Katonah Program helps keep the pounds off
• Katonah Paranormal helps 'clear' spirits
• Is D'Agostino leaving Cross River?
• Close races expected in Tuesday's election
• Duffy's budget proposal has 6.7% tax hike
• New citizen members for committees
• Library’s Annual Book Sale continues through Saturday
• Town, district discuss use of school buildings
• Board adopts additional goals
• Board allows COWs under special circumstances
• Looking for owner of lost dog
• o2 Living holds nutrition workshop
• Audit gives high rating to school finances
• Board reviews request for highway money
• Planners find fault with COW proposal
• Fair campaign board rules agains Ball
• Starry Story Art moves art from books to walls, to support libraries
• Castelli, Roach debate issues
• Kaplowitz, Ball vie for Senate seat
• Property assessments decline 2.1%
• Chamber requests money to light Christmas tree
• Ambulance corps auction is Nov. 6
• Dinas to talk raw food
• Affordable housing concerns residents in Goldens Bridge
• Society holds bird seed sale
• District denies claims in special education suit
• Library to hold ghostly community writing workshop
• Boards to discuss facilities fee policy
• Wolf Center, town oppose suit
• Hammerstein to discuss book tomorrow
• Ballens hold benefit for Rwanda today
• Troops to hold dumpster days in Vista, Goldens Bridge
• Presbyterian church refocuses as economy sputters
• Bryan Conway honored at John Jay football game
• In long-range plan, high school focuses on internships, not tests
• Jumper named interim superintendent
• Deer hunting season opens this weekend
• South Salem Trunk or Treat
• Journaling talk tomorrow in Katonah
• Welsh highlights water issues on Web site
• Nottebohm to discuss birds' brains in Katonah
• Judge awards tuition to parents in special education suit
• State, congressional candidates debate Oct. 14
• Council wants to remove remaining invasive plants
• Campbell to receive Katonah Museum award
• Landscaping company to rebuild parking lot
• Fire Prevention classes are today
• Town Board finalizes COW proposal
• Vista Market burglarized
• Jumper to serve as interim superintendent of schools
• Resident sues town after falling from stairs
• John Jay graduate Krackehl brings Real Magic to Hulu
• Mother Lynn to retire from St. John's in March
• Harckham named majority leader for Board of Legislators
• Land trust sues town to stop Wolf Center project
• Five employees to retire
• Affordable housing discussion canceled
• Resident wants Chapel Road fully paved
• Antique quilts on display at church
• Verizon antennas approved
• Honey Hollow Pony Club sells manure
• Town castigates school board over new facility use fees
• Mixed media sale at thrift shop
• Twichell to read her poetry at library
• Fabulous Finds at John Jay Homestead
• Power outages close three schools
• About 100 roads without power
• Life of Alcoholics Anonymous foundres to be staged in Bedford Hills
• Schools missed water quality tests
• District cancels after-school activities, weather alerts for area
• A view from Flight 4951: Polos recounts harrowing landing
• Assessment grievances soar as home values drop
• Sixth grade on the move?
• School costs may rise by $4.2 million in early budget estimate
• Gale to perform at Presbyterian church
• Fairmount Road affordable housing discussion canceled
• Bacio wants to double its size
• County budget forecast predicts potential $30 million surplus
• Town searches for Maguire replacement
• McLean to give parenting seminars
• Government pension costs rise
• Katonah Fall Festival is today
• Solar panel projects progress at schools
• Hair Wharf raising funds to battle cancer
• Minor errors plagued vote
• Fiftieth library fair is Saturday at Onatru
• Five factors considered by zoners
• Duffy says town budget is top priority
• Fairmount Road plan may call for 45 affordable apartments
• Woman charged with evading responsibility enters not guilty plea
• Art show to open at park on Sunday
• Herb Fair is Thursday at homestead
• Train service to and from Manhattan rerouted this afternoon due to fire
• Paving snarls first day of new bus schedule
• Not all town workers taking furloughs yet
• Blundell to attend children's book event tomorrow
• Howling Wolf concert is tomorrow at town park
• Levy foundation supports land trust in opposing Wolf Center proposal
• Rosenbaum holds key to unlocking spiritual self
• Schools satisfy surveyed parents
• Ball, Jaffe take town in New York primary
• On November ballot, library taxes may rise 58%
• Primary results coming in later tonight
• Ball, Roach lead district-wide as early primary election results trickle in
• New voting machine malfunctions in Lewisboro
• Ball, Jaffe take Lewisboro in local primary elections
• Athletic fields could break ground in November
• CrossTalk to feature Friedrich, Belkin
• Hamren, Hoaglund reinstated
• Burton chairs childrens' theater board
• Shaw, Perelson reappointed
• On Estate Motors, zoners ask for proof of Mercedes' requirements
• District receives renovation grant
• LCTV shows now online
• Board honors employees
• Duffy starts work on 2011 town budget
• Katonah Art Center to hold open house
• Superintendent search firm hired
• School enrollment drops to 10-year low
• Residents swim across Hudson to fight leukemia, lymphoma
• Primaries are Tuesday
• For next school year, board begins budget earlier
• Nash Road reopens
• Officials to finalize zoning changes for COWs
• Katonah Museum of Art seeks docents
• Cannizzaro named finalist in international quilting show
• Town honors Eagle Scout Brian Kelly
• To save teacher jobs, Woelfel to switch subjects
• Down $750,000, town awaits final audit of 2009 budget
• Despite parent outcry, board refuses to add teacher
• Officials want new rules for cell towers on wheels
• Area likely to avoid worst of hurricane
• Walking group to get new leader
• Bedford Audubon creates historic rag runner to highlight renovations
• Primaries to test new voting machines
• Schools to open Tuesday
• Bleak forecast for 2011-12 school budget
• Katonah boil water advisory lifted
• Katonah residents advised to boil water
• Barry named commissioner in Greenwich
• Hurricane Earl could hit area Friday
• Recycling center closed this Saturday
• Wrong-way driver pleads guilty to vehicular assault
• Register to vote in town
• Ball to campaign in town
• Mother sues for private tuition in special education lawsuit
• Rosenberg named museum board head
• Makrakis is new art museum manager
• A-Home seeks mentorship prize nominees
• Katonah parents make final plea for small classes
• Pastor Melissa Boyer connects community to church
• Six town employees accept early retirement
• Bryan Conway, 12, followed his passion for sports to the end
• District paid teacher $100,000 to settle unknown dispute
• Katonah Library announces winning photos
• Charis to hold auditions for chorus
• Katonah's Fall Festival is Sept. 25
• Services for Bryan Conway are this week
• Town accepts report on ADA compliance
• Lukas, Wolf Center's second-in-command wolf in its ambassador pack, has died
• Call to restore public comment period at Town Board meetings
• Camerata d'Amici seeks new singers
• Brown Reservoir dam work may damage East street
• Criminal mischief at Truesdale Lake spillway
• Tempers flare over cellular tower 'shot clock'
• Hudson Chorale to Bring New Sound to Westchester
• Cross River's Andrew McCarthy helps Tanzanian farmers
• As project approval expires, fast track likely for Oakridge
• In affordable housing plan, town may avoid large buildings
• As town approves Leon Levy leases, land trust threatens suit
• Prep work on Route 35
• Land trust threatens lawsuit over proposed Wolf Center lease
• School lunch prices stay flat
• DeRosa to fix track edge at John Jay
• Bedford Audubon to lead field trip to wildlife refuge
• Some town offices closed for furloughs
• More teachers reinstated at district
• Six teachers accept early retirement
• Furloughs underway for town employees
• Teachers Clinchy, Alvarez retire
• Town Board makes climate pledge
• Supervisor: Town Board priorities on target
• Proposed school board goals: District would seek budget input
• Volunteers needed for budget committee
• Board gives mission to land use task force
• Weinstein donates piano
• Center to honor Edelman at 'Feed Me' event
• School officials finalize district tax rates
• Proposed tower could increase cell service in Goldens Bridge
• Council keeps community character in check
• Highway workers get 2% raises in 2009-10 contract
• Try the new BookMyne app
• ZBA walk of Estate Motors is rescheduled
• Bring donations to Onatru on Saturday
• Authors to speak about local walking trails
• Library's summer reading programs to end
• Movies & Mojitos at museum
• John Ellis Group to perform at Katonah Museum of Art
• Town could cede some control to state in return for borrowing to balance budget
• Neighbors object to Estate Motors' building size
• Woman drives Mercedes-Benz through Dunkin' Donuts window in Goldens Bridge
• New bill will pave way for tower at town park
• No additional teachers for growing class sizes
• Roelle to resign, district begins new superintendent search
• Girls stabbed by their aunt are in 'good' condition, school offers counseling
• The carnival’s coming to town
• State test scores still strong but fewer pass because of new standards
• Town exceeding disability goals
• History Under the Stars at John Jay Homestead
• Donate or claim items for free through county’s Treasure Hunt
• Cuba Family Day at Katonah Museum of Art
• Katonah Museum of Art has its E.Y.E. On You
• Woman arrested for allegedly stabbing two female juveniles in Katonah
• Paterson vetoes ambulance corps funds
• Vista cell tower may start construction soon
• Town Board moves forward with Wolf Center lease at Levy
• Roelle to step down in February
• A new building near plaza in Cross River?
• Officials want to pave all of Chapel Road
• Town targets workers to retire, employee furloughs are scheduled
• Katonah resident charged in Ponzi scheme
• Board defends new task force as one member withdraws
• Four teachers reinstated
• Cioppa to lead garden visits
• Pomeroy is Meadow Pond teacher supervisor
• Landesberg completes wilderness course
• Owner and dog are reunited
• Landscaping firm seeks to change plan
• Sales tax revenues on the rise
• District settles with student
• Katonah resident Nemazee sentenced to 12 years for fraud
• Accume reappointed as internal auditor
• Town adopts early retirement program
• School counsels reappointed for another year
• Town releases draft lease for wolf center land swap
• A day later, Vista, other areas of town still recorvering from storm
• Town looking for owner of lost dog
• Rebecca Bose: A leader in saving wolves
• Merritt challenges conventional cooking
• Estate Motors seeks many variances for large building
• Storm slams Lewisboro and Katonah, leaving hundreds of roads without power
• Photo contest with water as central theme at library
• treat. frozen yogurt adds coffee to its menu
• Johnston chairs Humanitarian Award Dinner
• South Salem resident searching for lost dog
• Molle lends ‘top chef’ skills to benefit United Way
• ‘It’s Written in the Stars’ at Katonah Village Library
• Eighteen qualify for early retirement
• Bedford Audubon seeks cloth for new stair runner
• Folk music fund-raiser
• Donohue gets new assignment
• Town refinances loans at lower interest rates
• School staff get raises, but reduced benefits
• Nino’s will need variances for outdoor seating
• Arts lead Chryssos to leadership
• Not just wetlands? Task force to get directive
• Levy foundation opposes wolf plan
• Lewisboro 2009 audit: Deficit topped $500,000
• Recycling center has re-opened
• 'Blooms & Bluegrass' tomorrow features gardens and music
• Emergency equipment on the way for town
• Shalen's work on display in gallery
• Fire in Cross River
• Supervisor has new 'Update' page
• Brady is Yankees' All-Star Among Us
• Gravett is a Rising Star winner
• American Heart Association's summer safety tips
• More plants stolen on Schoolhouse Road
• Two burglaries last week
• County collects tons of food for the hungry
• First Inclusion Pre-K class graduates
• New Katonah Visitor's Guide is available
• District offers early retirement to save money
• John Jay's 2010 graduates: diverse class moves forward
• Close vote on land use committee
• Westchester County wins five awards
• Elder Law guide is available online
• Independence Day at John Jay Homestead
• Vickie & Nickie to perform in city
• Tree, wires down in South Salem
• 'Unstructured' time for students?
• Twenty teachers receive tenure
• Kriss fined $1,000 for theft of services
• History Under the Stars at John Jay Homestead
• Fernandez to discuss Cuba at museum
• Dog found on Boutonville Road
• Fireworks Spectacular is Saturday at Onatru
• Town to revamp recycling center
• Library puts off expansion
• Seeking to patch budget hole, town is still $500,000 short
• New voting machines coming in November
• Nash Road to be closed
• School foundation to enhance education with donations
• Final phase of Oakridge Gardens in Vista likely to be delayed
• Donate food at Town House
• Municipal food drive is Monday and Tuesday
• For Oakridge residents, longer bond means lower payments now
• Deadline to apply for Bedford parking lot permits is Monday
• Board mulls option for early retirement
• Metro-North train schedule to change Monday
• Grebinar is re-elected as teachers' union head
• Are bike paths needed in town?
• Town Board calls for 'serious' look at wetlands law
• School budget passes on second try
• Kriss fined $1,000 for illicit use of county resources
• Car hits wall at shopping plaza, rolls over
• Former resident Leslie Brunetta weaves a history of webs in Spider Silk
• Cuba Avant-Garde coming to Katonah
• School budget passes on second vote
• Bostwick to talk manakins in Katonah
• Sludge removal contract approved
• Planners may review controversial parts of wetlands law
• Town needs recycling center worker
• Town still complying with storm water rules
• Secret gains official chief status
• As public speaks out, support for paving Chapel Road hill
• Pinkney to talk art, more at museum
• Suit challenging wetlands law ends
• Red Cross to honor Stephanie Crispinelli's 'Spirit' with award
• Board looks at schools' role in new world with code of conduct
• County to open parts of Ward Pound Ridge to deer hunting
• $109 million school budget re-vote is Tuesday
• Town supports sustainable energy change
• Board considers fixing tennis courts
• Town sustainability committee gets more members
• Firehouse could be finished by fall
• Wolf pups caught on tape with their mom
• Motor vehicle accident with injuries on Route 35
• Town signing of inter-municipal agreement postponed
• Roelle foresees closing a school
• St. Mary's to cancel Mass at Presbyterian church
• Local Democrats back Jaffe for Assembly seat
• Bicyclist hit by car
• Residents concerned about seating at Nino's
• Library to be reimbursed for handicapped lift
• Resident wants bike paths in Goldens Bridge
• Last call for fireworks donations
• Planners want minor changes to town wetlands law
• Roach to run for 89th District Assembly seat
• Board drops budget increase to 1.36% for round two
• Town land open for South Salem cell tower
• Sabath to perform in play
• District, town to share services?
• Board hires district treasurer
• Despite controversy, board to pave section of Chapel Road
• Memorial Day Fair is Monday at Presbyterian church
• Support staff union liked mediator report
• Before retiring under state law, Bobletz was fired
• School board adopts $109 million revised budget
• John Jay Farmers' Market closes
• Union, board did talk pay cut, but negotiations quickly stalled
• Board may cut $1.7 million from budget proposal
• Lois Keeler reaches the century mark
• Exit poll results released
• Roelle to propose $1.7 million in cuts
• Alleged attacker charged with intimidating witness
• Car rollover on Todd Road
• Truck catches fire on Interstate 684
• Water, sewer taxes increase in Oakridge
• Car hits telephone pole on Route 35
• Summer camp at homestead
• School budget meeting Tuesday, Thursday
• 'Commute of the Species' is today
• Nature Quest at Bylane
• Car accident on Route 35
• Bobletz sues town for health coverage
• Katonah-Lewisboro Farmers' Market to shut down
• Spring Stroll is tomorrow
• 'Infallible' film shoot has local backdrop
• Beloved town official Alvin Jordan dies at 96
• Town my fire employees as unions fight furloughs
• Voters defeat school budget, re-elect incumbents
• Looking for owner of lost sheep
• School budget fails, incumbents win
• Union would have accepted mediator report
• People are removing election signs, again
• Horowitz opens trendy teen styles store in Ridgefield
• Two Queens men die in one-car accident in Goldens Bridge Sunday
• Lichtenfeld's pension one of the highest in New York
• Pups born in Wolf Conservation Center's first red wolf litter
• Concert to benefit Haiti, Chile
• Katonah-Lewisboro 2010-11 budget: What if it fails?
• School board rejects union mediator recommendation
• Friends, family keep Crispinelli's efforts to change the world alive
• Town revenue low, but soon may grow
• How to deal with bullies? Students want district's help
• Budget vote is Tuesday
• Facts, warning signs, and more about strokes
• Board seeks volunteers for exit polls
• Save the Arts organizes budget concert
• District paid Spang $20,000 to settle
• Biddle Properties buys stores in Katonah
• Opening on Parks and Recreation committee
• 2010-11 School Voters' Guide
• Frei-Pearson runs for Assembly
• Bedford Audubon pre-school programs have openings
• Sale at Katonah Thrift Shop
• New exhibit at reservation gallery
• Sale at Katonah Thrift Shop
• New exhibit at reservation gallery
• Frei-Pearson runs for Assembly
• Bedford Audubon pre-school programs have openings
• Biddle Properties buys stores in Katonah
• Opening on Parks and Recreation committee
• Save the Arts organizes budget concert
• District paid Spang $20,000 to settle
• Board seeks volunteers for exit polls
• Schools hold last-minute voter registration
• Board rejects mediator recommendation
• Jaffe wants Castelli's seat in 89th District Assembly race
• School task force to explore sharing services
• High school students get high scores
• School board candidates debate issues
• 2010-11 School Voters' Guide
• Chamber meeting rescheduled
• School board candidates discuss district
• Cory is state's top town clerk
• Public hearing on hydro-fracking in Katonah tomorrow
• Goldens Bridge Fire Department to get $120,000 in grant money
• St. John's plant sale starts Friday
• Groffman to talk worms in Katonah
• Town signs on with energy consortium
• Hall discusses health care with residents
• Town Board meeting rescheduled
• Town Board meetings moved to 8 p.m.
• Three Kent men arrested for assault of Katonah resident
• Simon seeks new roadmap for Chamber of Commerce
• Mediator recommends higher salaries, health contributions for union
• Schools risk assessment shows improvement
• Waccabuc resident and son arrested for fraud
• Wolf center receives state grant
• Town seeks fireworks sponsors
• Wolf center receives state grant
• Students rally for Latin teacher
• Cory named clerk of the year
• Lewisboro real estate: More sales, but high inventory pushes prices down
• Two more Republicans vie for state Senate seat
• Waccabuc resident and son arrested for fraud
• Mediator recommends increases to salary, health contributions for union
• Bedford Audubon looking for bog bridge building volunteers
• Students rally for Latin teacher
• Cory named clerk of the year
• Lewisboro real estate: More sales, but high inventory pushes prices down
• Two more Republicans vie for state Senate seat
• Simon seeks new roadmap for Chamber of Commerce
• Mediator recommends higher salaries, health contributions for union
• Schools risk assessment shows improvement
• Haiti Relief Mission
• Keeping Love Alive
• Wolf Visit at Larchmont Middle School - Earth Month
• Westchester Voters Just Got Smarter
• Westchester Jazz Orchestra 2007-08 Concert Season

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