Katonah News

An 18-year-old North Salem teen asked police investigating a matter on Holly Branch Road in Katonah what they were doing when police noticed the youth's pupils were enlarged and he had trouble focusing on their conversation.

The Jazz Band is slated to make an appearance and folks will enjoyA light refreshments.A Doors open at 6 p.m. Pricing: A $5 2. Indulge in a Host ofA American Girl Doll Activities When/Where: A 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday/ The Mount Kisco Library A Why go:A Valerie Tripp, the writer of the American Girl Collection, will speak about the joy of her ... (more)

The Harvey School will be holding their second annual children's carnival, supporting Habitat for Humanity and The Reading Village.

Click here for details and click here to purchase tickets. 2. Mount Kisco native and American Girl series author Valerie Tipp is stopping by the Katonah Village Library today at 4 p.m. She will also appear at the Mount Kisco Public Library on Saturday .

Ten years ago, Dan Slepian began receiving letters from Jon-Adrian Velazquez, an inmate at the Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining.

Pound Ridge police arrested a Katonah man last week and charged him with driving with a suspended license.

A North Salem teen who approached Bedford police while they were investigating a matter on Holly Branch Road in Katonah ended up being arrested himself.

The mild winter has put the kibosh on the plans for many skiing, sledding and skating lovers this season, but there is still an eclectic list of things to do this weekend in the Pound Ridge/Lewisboro area for kids and adults alike.

One man is in custody after a wild chase this morning that began in Mount Kisco and ended with an... To hear Dori Berinstein tell it, all she had to do was mention that she was making a film about... Andrew C. Gotimer, 28, of Katonah was charged with driving while intoxicated and aggravated driving while intoxicated, misdemeanors, about 1:20 a.m.

Bedford's planners added their voice Tuesday to a growing chorus of official criticism of new-car delivery practices on busy North Bedford Road.

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The first step toward caring for the land is knowing what you have, says Simon Skolnik, board chair, and the projects have recently picked up steam with the help of a new board member.

Katherine Vockins has an eye for talent. She said she can see, in practically anyone, the potential for performing on the stage and, more importantly, the value it brings to the person.

Super Bowl Sunday has arrived, after all the build-up and hype. What will happen in the re-match between Eli Manning and Tom Brady? What will Madonna sing? And what will be the funniest commercial? And where will you watch Super Bowl XXXXVI? If you haven't started cooking up a spread or picked up the beer already, fear not: We've called around to ... (more)

Local musicianA Billy Borchert will be playing some of his original tunes. Pricing: A Free 2. See a Play When/Where: A 3 p.m. Sunday/ The Schoolhouse Theater in Croton FallsA Why go:A This two-part show will include a dramatic reading ofA An Inquiry in Florence A followed by a "talk back" withA new playwright Barton Kunstler.

A Mt. Kisco woman was arrested and charged with aggravated DWI after driving her 2005 Mercedes up an embankment on McClain Street, police said.

It's not news that the Giants playing the Patriots this Sunday is a big deal-but have you though about where you're going to watch the big game? Check back Friday morning, when we'll have a list of local spots showing the Super Bowl.

The West Patent Elementary School will be hosting the after-school childcare services provided by the Country Children's Center starting this week, according to Polly Peace, the executive director of the center.

The town has tweaked the way it collects water bills and has asked employees who were overpaid for a health insurance buyout for some of the money back as a result of a state audit.

The Bedford Police department dealt with an impersonating pair of citizens last week.