By NEAL RENTZ The Lewisboro Town Board was presented with details of the proposed new police headquarters on Spring Street on Oct. 5. The estimated cost is $8.49 million. The one-story building, with a 4,000-square-foot footprint, would have an attic and a walk-out basement with a garage bay. Architect Erik Kaeyer, principal at KG+D Architects, told the Town Board that last year his firm worked for three months with town and police department leadership on a proposed new head

By MARTIN WILBUR A construction crew struck a high-pressure gas line on Highland Avenue last week causing a leak that forced an emergency response and the evacuation of the Hillside School and Mount Kisco Elementary School. Westchester County Police said the incident was reported about 9 a.m., on Oct. 1. Responding officers detected a strong gas order and heard a hissing sound near the construction site. They requested expedited action from the Mount Kisco Fire Department and

By THANE GRAUEL A local attorney has renewed his effort to have the license for a cannabis retailer revoked. John Nathan on Oct. 5 petitioned the state’s Cannabis Control Board to declare that the group running Purple Plains on Westchester Avenue did not meet the criteria for the license it was granted in April 2024. Nathan said that the individual who owns 51% of SMMB Inc. does not actually have “sole control” as required by state rules and by a recent state ruling regarding