The Village of Mount Kisco says the state has given no indication of when it will approve the revised bridge design. Thane Grauel Photo By MARTIN WILBUR Mount Kisco officials are still waiting for New York state Department of Transportation approval on the updated design of the Preston Way bridge, weeks after they were given signals that a go-ahead from the agency was imminent. Mayor J. Michael Cindrich said Tuesday that engineers for the village have been in regular contact

Candidates, from left, Mount Kisco Democrats Tom Luzio and Michael McGuirk will face independent hopefuls Sean Moran, at right, and Jennifer Vallejos, not pictured, on Nov. 3 in a bid for two seats on the Village Board. By MARTIN WILBUR As summer draws to a close, political candidates for offices at all levels are gearing up their campaigns for the two-month sprint to Election Day. That includes both tickets running for two village trustee seats in Mount Kisco where Democrat

By Maureen Koehl If we haven’t had enough proposals to give pause to Lewisboro residents recently with the discussion of the development of the Reynolds Cross River property and the Vista Park-St. Luke proposal, harken back 80 Augusts to the plan to commandeer Westchester sites for the headquarters of the newly formed United Nations. A copy of the Lewisboro Chronicle in my files, dated August 9, 1946, showed proposed sites with a map detailing two possibilities, 40-C, a 40-s