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Tom Auchterlonie

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Tom Auchterlonie is an experienced local journalist and is originally from Mount Kisco. Prior to joining The Daily Voice he spent more than four years at Patch.com, where he covered Mount Kisco, New Castle and Bedford. He has also freelanced for various local publications, including The Examiner, Inside Chappaqua and The Record-Review. Tom is an alumnus of Syracuse University.

Tom was formerly a reporter at Daily Voice.

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North Salem Holding Veterans Day Ceremony North Salem Holding Veterans Day Ceremony
North Salem Holding Veterans Day Ceremony NORTH SALEM, N.Y. -- North Salem's Veterans Day ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m.  The ceremony is scheduled to be held in front of Town Hall, 266 Titicus Road (Route 116).

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Brynwood Review Continues After North Castle Town Board Vote Brynwood Review Continues After North Castle Town Board Vote
Brynwood Review Continues After North Castle Town Board Vote ARMONK, N.Y. -- The North Castle Town Board has allowed the environmental review of proposed housing at Armonk's Brynwood Golf & Country Club to continue by voting to accept a key document. The document is called a Preliminary Final Environmental Impact Statement (PFEIS) and was recently submitted on behalf of the property’s owner, Brynwood Partners LLC. The statement includes a revised proposal, with the number of housing units cut from 88 to 80. The revised plan, in turn, has changes including a proposal to paying the difference between what condos will be taxed and what would be pai…

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Mount Kisco American Legion Post Holding Veterans Day Ceremony Mount Kisco American Legion Post Holding Veterans Day Ceremony
Mount Kisco American Legion Post Holding Veterans Day Ceremony MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- Mount Kisco's local American Legion post is scheduled to hold a Veterans Day ceremony on Tuesday, Nov. 11. The ceremony is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. and will be held at the Veterans War Memorial next to Village Hall and the Library, 104 E. Main St. Further information is available here.

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Somers Hosting Veterans Day Parade Somers Hosting Veterans Day Parade
Somers Hosting Veterans Day Parade SOMERS, N.Y. -- The local VFW post announced that there will be a Veterans Day parade on Tuesday, Nov. 11. The parade's line up is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. near The Elephant Hotel, which serves as Somers' Town Hall and is along Route 100. The parade itself is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. and to proceed to Ivandale Cemetery.  Doughnuts and coffee will be available at Town Hall after the parade, the announcement adds.

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New Castle Zoning Board Moves Closer To Mosque Vote New Castle Zoning Board Moves Closer To Mosque Vote
New Castle Zoning Board Moves Closer To Mosque Vote CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. -- The New Castle Zoning Board of Appeals voted to adopt a findings statement for the Upper Westchester Muslim Society’s proposed mosque, a step that effectively ends its environmental review of the project. The ZBA made the unanimous vote at its Oct. 29 meeting following overviews of several environmental topics by Town Planner Sabrina Charney Hull. The proposed mosque would be nearly 25,000 square feet and located at 130 Pinesbridge Road, which is in the West End of town. The project includes 120 onsite parking spaces and 15 allotted for landbanking, which means potent…

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Brynwood Cuts Housing For Revised Armonk Proposal Brynwood Cuts Housing For Revised Armonk Proposal
Brynwood Cuts Housing For Revised Armonk Proposal ARMONK, N.Y. -- A revised redevelopment proposal for Armonk’s Brynwood Golf & Country Club includes fewer housing units and some site changes. Mark Weingarten, an attorney for owner Brynwood Partners LLC, gave an overview of the changes at the North Castle Town Board’s meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 5. The housing changes include a cut in the units to 80, down from 88 in a previous iteration. The new unit mix includes 63 condos that would be market rate, 10 “Golf Cottages” that would be taxed like single-family homes and seven affordable housing units. Additionally, Weingarten discus…

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State Trooper's Vehicle Struck In I-84 Accident State Trooper's Vehicle Struck In I-84 Accident
State Trooper's Vehicle Struck In I-84 Accident This story has been updated. SOUTHEAST, N.Y. -- Multiple vehicle accidents occurred in Southeast on Thursday, with one of them involving a trooper's vehicle, according to Melissa McMorris, a spokeswoman with the state police. The trooper's vehicle was struck on Interstate 84 at around 9 a.m., according to McMorris. The trooper, who was outside of the vehicle when it was hit, was checking on someone on the side of the road to see if they were ok, McMorris added. The accident involving the trooper's vehicle caused a chain reaction for other accidents, according to McMorris. A near r…

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Deputy Supervisor, Chappaqua Crossing Attorney Have Heated Exchange Deputy Supervisor, Chappaqua Crossing Attorney Have Heated Exchange
Deputy Supervisor, Chappaqua Crossing Attorney Have Heated Exchange CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. -- The threat of renewed litigation from an attorney representing Chappaqua Crossing owner Summit/Greenfield did not sit well with New Castle Deputy Supervisor Lisa Katz at the Town Board's Oct. 28 meeting. Shortly after the attorney, Howard Stahl, raised the prospect of a return to court, Katz repeatedly questioned him. Video of the exchange, which is embedded in this article, shows that it was testy. “You just said stop the litigation, you don't want to spend all this money. So we're not stupid, we're – most of us are lawyers here, too," Katz said. Katz then asked: …

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Mezzancello Pulls Ahead In Updated North Castle Election Tally Mezzancello Pulls Ahead In Updated North Castle Election Tally
Mezzancello Pulls Ahead In Updated North Castle Election Tally ARMONK, N.Y. -- An updated tally of unofficial results puts Republican challenger Guy Mezzancello ahead of Democratic incumbent José Berra in the special election for a North Castle Town Board seat. The unofficial results, which are from the Westchester County Board of Elections, give Mezzancello a 17-vote lead. Berra previously held a lead of just 16 votes. In total, the results show Mezzancello with 1,758 votes (50 percent) to Berra's 1,741 (50 percent). The tally changed because the results for one of the town's districts was updated, according to a report in All About Armonk. …

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Outcome Of North Salem Board Race Hinges On Absentee Ballots Outcome Of North Salem Board Race Hinges On Absentee Ballots
Outcome Of North Salem Board Race Hinges On Absentee Ballots NORTH SALEM, N.Y. -- Although early unofficial results showed Democrat Martin Aronchick ahead in the North Salem Town Board special election, the number of uncounted absentee ballots is considerably greater than his lead. According to the Westchester County Board of Elections, North Salem has 69 uncounted absentee ballots. Meanwhile, the Board of Elections currently gives Aronchick a 19-vote lead over Republican William Monti, who was appointed to the seat. The special election, triggered by the death of Bruce Buchholtz, is for the remainder of the seat's term. The unofficial results…

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