Late Night Board Meeting Tops Last Week's News In Mount Kisco

BEDFORD, N.Y. -- Here's a look at the top stories around Bedford and Mount Kisco from last week.

03/29/2015 4:00 a.m.

A Bedford Planning Board meeting on a proposal to build 79 homes at a Bedford Village site spanned more than four hours and ran until nearly 2 a.m. on Wedesday.
A wallaby from North Salem has been missing for over a year.
Peace Corps volunteer and Pound Ridge native Benjamin Wagner empowered women in Nepal by establishing a mushroom collective.
The Iron Horse restaurant in Pleasantville reopened after major renovations.
The Ossining girls basketball team won its third straight New York State Public High School Athletic Association championship.
Mount Pleasant voters defeated three bond propositions on Wednesday that sought about $42 million in construction projects at Westlake High School and Middle School.
Briarcliff High School student Erynn Altabef published a new novel along with her father.
An Armonk family's home will be featured on HGTV's "Property Brothers."

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