March 5, 2010
by Elinor and Peter Griffith
We’re all familiar with the concept of it taking a village to raise a child. We were delighted to learn recently that the Scarsdale teachers union has voted to cut their raises, voluntarily, by 1% until 2012 – or by $1.9 million. Could this be relevant for Chappaqua?
March 5, 2010
by Dr. Norman Foy
I admit to not having examined the new tree ordinance, and I won’t be looking at it soon.
Read MoreMarch 5, 2010
by Susan De Felice
The revised tree preservation law is an outrageous intrusion on the rights of private homeowners by this town.
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Archived material last updated on February 5, 2010
The period for written public comment on the DEIS ended on September 25, 2009. Although the developer is not obliged to address comments made after the deadline in his DEIS, the town board has created a special email address for additional, unofficial comment, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
See What happens now that DEIS comment time has ended?
The developer’s DEIS and related documents—most recently, comments by the school board, planning board and the town’s financial consultants— remain available on the town’s website: chappaquacrossingreview.mynewcastle.org
Read MoreNovember 27, 2009
by Tom Kasulka
“The challenge to the Town Board is to welcome and make it easier for its busy residents to participate.”
Read MoreJuly 24, 2009
by Steven Mullaney
July 24, 2009
by Jean and Bruce Gavril
July 17, 2009
by Steven Mullaney
To Supervisor Barbara Gerrard and Town Board Members:
On Tuesday, July 14, 2009, during the Public Comment period of the Town Board Meeting, I spoke about the Draft Environmental Impact Statement relating to the proposed Chappaqua Crossing project. I have attached a copy of my comments. Please include them in the comments related to the Chappaqua Crossing DEIS.
Read MoreMay 29, 2009
by Thomas Curley, AIA LEED AP
May 29, 2009
by Susie Pender
As reported in last week’s edition of NewCastleNOW.org, Eric Naposki, a strength, speed and agility trainer who worked with many members of the Greeley football team, was arrested last week in connection with an almost 15-year-old unsolved murder case in California. He was extradited to California from Connecticut this past Wednesday. See “Local trainer to be extradited to California to face murder rap,” NewcastleNOW.org, May 22, 2009.
Horace Greeley football coach Bill Tribou sent the following letter to his players to offer them some guidance in these unusual circumstances.
Read MoreMay 22, 2009
by Emily Bloom
May 8, 2009
by Katri Backman-Koster
May 8, 2009
by Jackie Rider
May 1, 2009
by Nancy King
Robert Castelli
See details of NCCTV’s replays of the 45-minute event in “Read more.”
February 5, 2010
by Robin and Gary Murphy
Sheldon Silver is having serious agida these days. Why?
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Peter Harckham
See details of NCCTV’s replays of the 45-minute event in “Read more.”
February 5, 2010
by Jane Lindau
I am writing to you today to ask that you help get the word out to get people to vote in a very important special election on Tuesday, February 9, 2010.
Read MoreJanuary 15, 2010
by Joan Ripley
I see that 66 King Street will be the new home of Petticoat Lane. I would like to thank Barbara Gerard and all the Town Board members for helping to keep downtown Chappaqua’s unique suburban character. Small retail shops, locally owned, have traditionally been a part of our community. Your leadership has maintained this important element in the face of another corporate intrusion.
Read MoreDecember 4, 2009
by Vicky and Robert Tipp
December 4, 2009
by Kazuko Ono
August 21, 2009
by James M. Nash
July 31, 2009
by Jules Buxbaum
July 31, 2009
by Robert Herbin
July 31, 2009
by Gray Williams
July 31, 2009
by Steven Shapiro
July 24, 2009
by Mazen Khalifeh
July 10, 2009
by Mark S. Tulis
July 10, 2009
by Scott and Christie Krase
June 26, 2009
by Lee Bowen
June 26, 2009
by Judy Siber
