Armonk News

Is your yard going to the dogs? Muddy lawns and ankle-twisting craters are just two of the problems that frustrate pet owners each spring.

Town Supervisor Howard Arden, right, and board member Diane DiDonato-Roth at Wednesday night's Town Board meeting in Armonk.

The North Castle Police Department reports that there have been multiple sightings of possibly rabid animals in areas across Armonk in the past week.

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Geri Mariano has a special reason for wanting to give back to the Byram Hills Central School District.

Most states are still more than two years away from returning to prerecession employment levels, according to a new analysis.

Here's a list of events set to take place this week around Armonk including government meetings and community happenings.

Coyotes can often be seen in Westchester, but coyote expert Frank Vincenti said there's no reason be scared of the animals and that people can easily coexist with the canines.

How well do you know your town? This photograph was taken somewhere in Armonk. Do you know where? Take your best guess as part of The Daily Armonk's weekly photo contest.

Fifth-grade student Hannah Klein, left, looks on as two AP Science students from Byram Hills High School perform an explosion experiment at Science Night.

When you meet Mike Geller, you could easily assume he'd been raised on a farm, driving a tractor before he was even in middle school.

With excitement, good weather and fanfare, MTK Tavern held its grand opening Wednesday, becoming one of the newest addition's to Mount Kisco's nightlife.

You may have noticed little postcards arriving in your mailbox this week, encouraging you to "Fill a Bag" to help feed area families in need.

Anesthesiologists are not just treating patients in the operating room anymore, said Dr.

There's sometimes only a small effort needed to fix a big issue and Armonk resident James Fallon is taking the initiative to do all that he can to help clean up the Hudson River.

Muddy lawns and ankle-twisting craters are just two of the problems that frustrate pet owners each spring.

The event runs from 6-9 p.m. 2. MTK Tavern, which is located at 30 E. Main St. in Mount Kisco, has announced that it will hold a grand opening today at 2 p.m. The event will include a ribbon cutting, according to its announcement.

Community Service Day is an annual event where Brunswick Upper School students lend a helping hand at day care and community centers, senior living and medical facilities, schools for special needs and animal shelters throughout Fairfield and Westchester counties.

The North Castle Police Depart reports a resident seeing a suspicious male on Mt.

Here is a list of events that are taking place this week around Armonk, including government meetings and community happenings.