By MARTIN WILBUR Mount Kisco officials are prepared to hike the fee developers must pay the municipality if they fall short on the number of required parking spaces for residential developments in two zoning districts. The Village Board is weighing a request from Mayor J. Michael Cindrich to increase the fee in lieu of parking from its current $12,500 to $25,000 through an administrative action that would require a majority vote. At Monday’s board meeting, at the urging of Tr

By MARTIN WILBUR A representative of a Mount Kisco condominium complex asked the Village Board this week for increased police patrols along Route 172 to close gaps in coverage after several vehicles were recently entered and had items stolen. Roger Nadel, president of the Mount Kisco Chase Homeowners Association, said he and his fellow residents are grateful for increased patrols following the series of incidents last month. But with easy getaway access to nearby Interstate 6

Pound Ridge has been awarded $647,853 through the Learning, Activity, and Youth Socialization initiative to renovate and replace aging playground equipment at the Town Park playground. The award was announced Sept. 22 by Gov. Kathy Hochul as part of $67.5 million in NY PLAYS grants statewide. The Town Park playground project will replace equipment installed in the early 1990s that has reached the end of its useful life despite ongoing maintenance and repairs. Recent safety in