Housing Proposal Tops Last Week's News In Armonk

ARMONK, N.Y. -- Here's a look at the top stories from last week around Armonk.

04/19/2015 4:00 a.m.

A revised housing proposal from developer Frank Madonna for a site near downtown Armonk was met with an unenthusiastic reception from North Castle Town Board officials.
The debate over schools and state testing continues to rage throughout Westchester County.
A Yorktown Holocaust survivor shared her memories on Remembrance Day.
A Somers man was charged in a DWI detail.
A Pound Ridge dentist pleaded guilty to Medicaid fraud.
Pleasantville school officials did not award a bid to replace the athletic fields with artificial turf.
An Ossining official says the Brandreth Pill Factory is being demolished illegally.
Mount Kisco Medical Group announced a partnership with Empire BlueCross BlueShield.
Principal Jerry Schulman of Hawthorne Elementary School announced his retirement.
House prices in Briarcliff and throughout Westchester are increasing significantly.
Bedford and Katonah residents are among 50 artists and two distinguished guests of Bedford who will be honored at the 2015 Arts Awards Luncheon.
A newer tick-borne virus could prove to be fatal in some cases.

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