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peekskillherald.com
Peekskill City Council Passes $59M Budget for 2027
Tax costs for city residents could have been considerably higher if not for restricted revenue funds being released for broader use in the 2027 budget. On Monday, Nov. 9, the Peekskill Common Council unanimously voted to adopt the $59.55 million operating budget for 2027 for a tax rate increase of 3.5 percent and a tax levy of 3.92 percent that translates into an increase of $107.68 per year for a single-family home assessed at $9,732.
myrye.com
House of The Week: $8.75M Harrison Home With Pool and Private Horse Barn
The MyRye.com House of the Week showcases one of the many multi-million dollar homes on the market in and around the City of Rye. Want to suggest a house for us to feature? Contact us. Address: 2007 A/B Purchase Street, Harrison. Price: $8,750,000. The house: 8 bed, 8.5 bath, 9,863...
chroniclenewspaper.com
Mobil gas station re-opening remains uncertain
Village of Chester Building Inspector John Queenan said, during the Nov. 9 village board meeting, the Mobil Station on Brookside Avenue had no plans to reopen yet as they recover from a fire at the station’s convenience store, Chestnut Market. Currently they are dealing with insurance companies, Queenan said.
Daily Voice
westchestermagazine.com
A Rye Native Returns to Open RéUnion Bakery & Coffee
Most mornings, owner James Kim is at RéUnion Bakery & Coffee by 6:30 a.m., adjusting the grinders and checking the espresso extractions before a single pastry comes out of the oven. Kim left Rye for California in 2006. He came back this year, after about 13 months of construction, to open a bakery and coffee shop a short distance from where he grew up — his family moved to the town in the mid-’80s. The business soft-opened in October, and Kim says a grand opening is planned for Thursday, November 19.
Mid-Hudson News Network
theexaminernews.com
cbia.com
OSHA Cites NY, NJ Construction Companies for Violations
The U.S. Department of Labor proposed more than $648,000 in penalties against six construction employers in New York and New Jersey for exposing workers to serious safety hazards at a project in Monroe, N.Y. The department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration said the violations involved excavation work at the site...