• 9/22: Chappaqua Farmers market 8:30am-1pm @ St. Mary’s
• 9/22: HGHS Varsity Football: Quakers play John Jay @ HGHS 1:30 p.m.
• 9/24: Foreign Policy Discussion Group TOPIC HAS CHANGED TO: “How Long Will Earth’s Resources Last?” 10am-noon @ Chap Libr
• 9/24: Public Hearing: Zoning change to permit grocery + some retail @ Chappaqua Crossing 7:45 pm town hall
• 9/25: League of Women Voters Registration Drive in Chappaqua & Milwood locations
• 9/27: Board of Ed meeting: Schools Report Card, CEFF committee 8:15 @ HGHS Commons
• To see more events listings, check out NCNOW’s Calendar page.
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September 21 2012
by Christine Yeres
The Town Board has scheduled a public hearing for 7:45 p.m., Monday, September 24 on a zoning change to Chappaqua Crossing that would allow limited retail uses in that part of Chappaqua Crossing now zoned for business, office and research. The proposed zoning would require an anchor grocery store of 50,000 to 60,000 square feet and several ancillary retail stores to occupy a minimum of 5,000 square feet each.
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Town Clerk will issue advance warning and direct home owners toward help is keeping afloat
September 21, 2012
by Christine Yeres
The Town Board spoke in a work session on Wednesday with Dan Posen, a consulting attorney for the town, to follow up on foreclosure of properties behind on taxes. See Town Board mulls foreclosure on properties with unpaid base taxes totaling $2.6M, NCNOW.org, 8/24/12
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September 21, 2012
by Jane Lindau
Many seniors who are behind on their taxes don’t understand that property tax foreclosure puts them in jeopardy of losing their homes and often their entire net worth. More and more people, particularly female seniors,, have paid off their mortgages but are falling behind in their property taxes.
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September 21, 2012
by Pascale LeDraoulec
• Rotating Vendors:
Hudson Valley Duck
Spice Revolution
Clean Ridge Soap Company
• Music: Fred Gillen Jr
• Kids Yoga 9:30 – Breathe Pilates and Yoga
• Knife sharpening is here
See last week’s Caption Contest winner of $20 in CFM dollars!
The Brussels sprouts have arrived and that makes me very, very happy. I can’t understand how these tasty, teensy cabbage heads are they so maligned. The trick, I think, is not to let them sit too long in the fridge. After three days they tend to develop a stronger flavor. The other secret . . .
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September 21, 2012
by Christine Yeres
Commissioner of Parks and Recreation Bob Snyder appealed to Town Board members in a Wednesday work session to direct the New Castle Police Department to begin issuing violation tickets to dog owners or dog walkers who are flouting the leash regulations that are posted throughout Gedney Park. “Three town employees have been bitten in the last five years,” said Snyder. “Ticketing people who aren’t following the rules is the best approach. There is a lack of enforcement of the rules, and without that, the rules don’t mean a thing.”
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Sixteen new transactions between September 11 through September 17, 2012
September 21, 2012
Editor’s Note: Since October, 2007, NewCastleNOW.org has published every week in its real estate section information about houses sold in New Castle as that information has been released by Westchester County.
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