Martin Wilbur is a journalist at Examiner Media. With over 30 years of experience covering local news in Westchester and Putnam counties, he focuses on themes such as sports, health and wellness, real estate, and construction. Martin's work has been featured in The Inside Press, Inc. and Examiner Media.
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Martin's focus is primarily on local government, politics, and community events in the United States, particularly in New York and Mount Kisco. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local political developments, community issues, and legal policies impacting these areas.
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Pleasantville interim schools Superintendent Dr. Eric Lutinski will present a $17.5M capital plan in January, aiming for a May referendum with no tax increase.
By: Martin Wilbur
P’ville School Board Approves Two Props for $17.5M Capital Plan in May
By: Martin Wilbur
New Castle Fire District to Hold Referendum to Sell Senter Street Firehouse
With the recent explosion in the popularity of pickleball, it seemed as though it would be only a matter of time before a dedicated year-round pickleball facility would open locally. That time has come, with the opening of SPORTIME Pickleball’s newest facility at 112 Business Park Drive in Armonk. The 25,000-square-foot club that celebrated its […]
By: Martin Wilbur
P’ville School Voters Approve Capital Projects Propositions, Budget
Break the Hold’s Annual Walk to Shine Light on Mental Health
By: Martin Wilbur
Advisory Committee Recommends New No. Castle Town Hall at Current Campus
By: Martin Wilbur
P’ville Pre-school Plans Discussed as Key Food Apparently Moves Closer to Closure
By MARTIN WILBURThe Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester was recently awarded a $5 million state grant toward renovation of its Mount Kisco facility that promises to sharply increase the number of children the organization serves.The club was one of 37 organizations statewide to share $106.5 million to go toward construction and infrastructure improvements that will expand or preserve childcare in their communities. Along with the YMCA of Rye, which received $1.5 million, it was one of only
By: Martin Wilbur
By MARTIN WILBURResidents who live near the office building at Route 117 and Barker Street that may partially convert to medical offices expressed deep concern Tuesday evening to the Mount Kisco Planning Board about vehicular and pedestrian safety in the area.Their comments came during a public hearing related to possible changes at Buckingham Properties’ nearly 35,000-square-foot office building located at 118 North Bedford Road. A new iteration of the plan discussed this week would eliminate t
