The Rivertowns Enterprise – Hometown newspaper of Hastings-on-Hudson, Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley and Irvington, New York
The Hometown Newspaper of Hastings-on-Hudson, Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley and Irvington
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•ARDSLEY —Flowers achieve their own height of fashion
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•DOBBS FERRY — District keeps budget under the state cap
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•HASTINGS — Volunteers prep for deer population experiment
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•REGION — Ardsley, Irvington seek to override state tax cap
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Star-spangled tributes
In preparation for Memorial Day, 8-year-old Cub Scout Benito Cabezas of Ardsley helps mark veterans’ graves with flags at Mount Hope Cemetery in Hastings on Saturday, May 11.
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October 19, 2012
November 16, 2012
By Jackie Lupo
REGION — The Village of Ardsley filed an Article 78 proceeding against the Village of Dobbs Ferry on May 8, challenging the Dobbs Ferry Board of Trustees’ Jan. 8 decision to sign off on the environmental review of the proposed Rivertowns Square development.
The 17-acre complex is slated to include retail, restaurants, a food market, an apartment building, a hotel, and a multiplex cinema. The development would surround the Chauncey Square commercial building off the Lawrence Street exit of the Saw Mill River Parkway.
Ardsley Mayor Peter Porcino told the Enterprise, “We met with the developer, the mayor of Dobbs Ferry and the attorneys and expressed our concerns about the project and made some proposals for modifications.” He declined to go into details about the requests, but added that there had been communication back and forth.
On April 11, Ardsley’s planning and environmental consultant, Patrick Cleary of Cleary Consulting in Northport, N.Y., sent an 11-page letter suggesting numerous modifications for the project. Read more >
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