Leonard Park Tea House MOUNT KISCO PARKS & RECREATION PHOTO By MARTIN WILBUR Mount Kisco continues to negotiate with the contractor who won the bid to rehabilitate the Tea House at Leonard Park but has caught officials’ and residents’ ire for tardiness and subpar work. During an update provided to the Village Board this week by Village Attorney Jonathan Nelson, there is still no clear timetable when a resolution to the dispute may be reach

JEFF MORRIS PHOTO The one-month project to replace a culvert under Route 22 in Bedford will likely take at least twice that. When the state DOT announced it would close the road on April 13 for the “emergency replacement of a culvert” it was estimated the work would take a month. But then crews ran into unexpected rock. The Bedford Police Department this week shared an update from the state, saying the new culvert is in place and that backfilling and paving needed were next.

By JEFF MORRIS On May 29 — two months late — the state’s new $269 billion budget finally passed. The Recorder asked the area’s three state lawmakers to tell us what they liked, and didn’t like, in the enormously complicated budget package. Sen. Pete Harckham’s 40th Senate District includes Bedford, Lewisboro and Mount Kisco, while Sen. Shelley Mayer’s 37th Senate District includes Pound Ridge. And Assemblymember Chris Burdick’s 93rd District includes all of those municipalit