

Gill Announces Retirement
by Kathy Savolt and Cindy Goldstein In a press release dated November 6, 2026, Village Manager Kathleen Gill announced her retirement effective January 8, 2027 (see HERE). Gill thanked the Mayor and Trustees, the staff and the community partners for their dedication. She also expressed appreciation to residents and business owners for sharing their ideas and concerns. Rumors Had Been Flying Rumors of staff leaving had circulated over the past few months after the diffic
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Board Split Adds to the Uncertainty
by Cindy Goldstein and Kathy Savolt An unattributed flyer posted on social media just before Election Day has widened a rift that had been brewing on the Board of Trustees. See flyer HERE. BOT Schisms For regular Board of Trustees (BOT) watchers, it was impossible to ignore the factions forming on the Village Board. Most BOT votes are unanimous, but on certain thorny topics, a 3:2 split emerged. Mayor Sharon Torres and Trustees Nora Lucas and Dan Kushnick voted togethe
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Residents Question Halstead Avenue Safety After Accident
by Kathy Savolt and Cindy Goldstein Concerned residents attended a special Board of Trustees (BOT) session hastily scheduled between the Work Session and the Legislative Meeting. The BOT changed the Work Session start time and delayed some agenda items so that this meeting could take place quickly after the unfortunate traffic accident on Wednesday, October 21st, when a nine-year-old boy was struck by a vehicle that reportedly went through the light at the intersection o
Oct 27


Board Finds Funds for New Signals at Troubled Intersection
by Kathy Savolt - The Board of Trustees (BOT) voted 4:0 to accept staff's recommendation to fund the replacement of the traffic signals at the intersection of Mamaroneck and Prospect Avenues in order to enhance public safety. (Trustee Ellen Silver did not attend the meeting.) The capital project to replace the current signals and allow for an all-pedestrian phase had been scheduled for the 2027-2028 fiscal year. After several vehicle-pedestrian accidents at that location
Oct 27


Help Make Our Streets Safer!
No one knows our streets better than the people who live here. Take a few minutes to participate in the Village’s efforts to make our streets safer and complete both of these important surveys so your ideas and comments are heard. Safe Streets for All (SS4A) Action Plan Go to www.MamaroneckSafeStreets.com to get more information and respond to the survey. It’s easy to use the Interactive Map to drop a pin and comment on specific areas of the Village. See flyer with barco
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