By MARTIN WILBUR The storefront at 92 South Moger Ave., Mount Kisco, where Mast Brothers operated until 2023. MARTIN WILBUR PHOTO The property owner whose building was damaged by a 2023 fire that forced Mast Brothers Chocolate from its Mount Kisco home has presented a plan to divide the space and rent to four separate businesses. Applicant 219 Jay Street LLC presented its conceptual drawings to the village’s Planning Board Tuesday evening for the 8,700-square-foot site at 92

By ALIANA MEDIRATTA Clayton Rose Clayton Rose is stepping into the lead role at the Bedford Historical Society, where he will direct efforts to maintain the town’s character and historic charm. Living with his family in Bedford’s Historic District for the past two decades has shown Rose how charming living in a historic property can be — even if it comes with a few maintenance struggles along the way. “There’s a lot to appreciate about historic homes, there’s also a lot to m

Wednesday, Aug. 26 “Stay Steady: A matter of balance and fall prevention,” 1 p.m. at Conant Hall. Falls are a serious risk, but many are preventable. This interactive and practical program by Family Services of Westchester gives participants the tools to protect themselves, improve their balance, and move with confidence. Stay safe, stay strong and keep doing what you love. Wednesday, Sept. 2 Rita’s African Show, 12:30 p.m., at Conant Hall. Rita K. Wagener, a native Ugandan,