MAHOPAC, N.Y.—A Facebook post in the group Mahopac Politics What's Happening purporting to show a 2015 Mahopac News article is fake. The article was brought to our attention on Sunday morning, July 13 and claims to be by former editor and current...
After having twice extending its moratorium on battery energy storage systems, aka BESS, Mount Kisco has finally crafted proposed changes to its local zoning code that would offer a more permanent solution if adopted. The proposed local law seeks...
It was the best of times, it was the wurst of times. To the delight of hot dog fans young and old, Oscar Mayer’s famed Wienermobile rolled into the parking lot at ShopRite on North Bedford Road in Mount Kisco in June. The event featured fun,...
The Italian American Club of Mahopac has awarded three MHS seniors with $500 scholarships At its June and July general membership meetings the club presented checks to the three students. Besides the s scholarships, the students also received...
MAHOPAC, N.Y.—Mahopac Library’s July offerings include multiple programs for adults and teens, live music, a documentary screening, trivia, and more. Unless otherwise noted, register at mahopaclibrary.org or call (845) 628-2009 ext. 100. 30-Day...
POUND RIDGE, N.Y – The campaign season is underway in Pound Ridge. Seeking re-election on the Democratic line are incumbents Supervisor Kevin Hansan, Deputy Supervisor Diane Briggs, and Town Board member Dan Paschkes. Rounding out...
A contingent of Mahopac players helped the Brewster Rockets 16U girls softball team overcome early challenges to achieve glory this spring. The feat is all the more impressive for a unit that went 0-5 in the fall and started the spring not...
On June 14, Haylie Donovan lined up for the 400-meter state finals. At Middletown High School, the senior knew this was her last high school race and refused to let jitters be part of the outcome. “I didn’t want anything to get in between...
I didn’t set out to write this column. In fact, it was ChatGPT’s idea. What began as a casual inquiry—I had asked it for thoughts on a provocative article I’d just read—quickly became a …
I miss my garden. I miss the whole year-round process of planning the new crops of vegetables and types of flowers to grow, buying seeds and plants, lugging giant bags of potting soil, mulch and peat …
