By James Miranda When Salvatore D’Errico was 17 years old, his older brother, Richard, asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up. Salvatore was working at a pizzeria and thought he’d open one himself. Instead, his older
Read MoreAn issue that has been a longstanding problem in Mount Kisco may finally be addressed in the near future. The Village Board is considering policy changes for stricter enforcement of the municipality’s building, fire and zoning codes to better protect
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board continues to weigh a proposal from Con Edison Development to construct carports in parking lots of municipal facilities with solar panels on the roofs. While no decision was made at the Nov. 20 work session, most
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board approved legislation last Monday to regulate the installation of solar arrays within the village ending several months of planning and sometimes lively debate. The legislation passed by a 4-1 margin with Trustee Karen Schleimer the
Read MoreIconic Lash Lounge is the first business Yonkers couple Sandra and Nicholas Guarriello has owned. Mrs. Guarriello said last week the new business allows her to continue working in an industry, lashing, which are eyelash extensions, that she enjoys.
Read MoreMount Kisco Planning Board Chairman Doug Hertz scolded Katonah Art Center representatives and the building’s landlord last week for moving into its new Radio Circle space without approvals. The applicant first appeared before the board July 24 seeking a special
Read MoreStephanie Small of Waccabuc and her business partner, Brian Moss of Somers, opened UnWined Winebar & Kitchen, Baldwin Place on June 30. Though their restaurant is new, wine is something they are very familiar with. They also co-own UnCorked Wines
Read MoreA private boarding high school is being proposed for the 723-acre site that formerly housed IBM in Somers. The plan being proposed by Evergreen Ridge LLC for property owned by 294 Route 100 LLC was presented at the November 8
Read MoreConstruction is underway on a $2.2 million project to realign the intersection of Routes 172 and 117 in Mount Kisco that promises to improve safety for drivers and pedestrians. The project includes installation of new traffic and pedestrian signals and
Read MoreCroton resident Dan Maguire wants to be known by his nickname, “Trapper Dan.” Maguire said last week he received the nickname because that is part of what he does for a living. Dan Maguire Nuisance Wildlife Service specializes in the
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