By JEFF MORRIS “Legendary music executive,” “hitmaking titan,” “Grammy-winning record producer,” “genius mega music mogul with golden ears” — these are some of the descriptions making the rounds about Clive Davis, who died on Monday at the age of 94. Locally, he is perhaps most prominent as the namesake of the Clive Davis Arts Center at the Bedford Playhouse. He made a substantial financial gift to help transform the former movie theater into a nonprofit arts center. “Few in

Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau By MARTIN WILBUR The Mount Kisco Historical Society plans to undertake an investigation next month in two areas where French Gen. Rochambeau had his French troops camped during the Revolutionary War in hopes of finding artifacts. Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau, held the rank of lieutenant general when he assisted the Continental Army in its fight against the British. He led about 5,000 French soldier

Dawn Mayerski,executive director of Mount Kisco Child Care, left, pictured with the center's director of development, Paula Backer. By MARTIN WILBUR The Mount Kisco Child Care Center and two other Westchester early childhood nonprofits will share $1 million in grant money to help attract and retain teachers as part of a push to boost educator pay. Last week, The New York Community Trust, the state’s largest community foundation, announced that its award will supplement the wa