Emperor’s Buffet may have gotten a new look recently, but it is still a mainstay in the Beach Shopping Center in Peekskill. Peekskill resident Chris Lin, the restaurant’s manager, said last week the establishment has been in operation in the
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board unanimously approved a 156-foot cell tower on the town’s leaf-composting facility on Pocantico River Road despite strong objections from several neighboring residents. The wireless telecommunications facility will be built by the Danbury-based Homeland Towers company.
Read MoreFishkill resident Andi Gamboa opened his Farmers Insurance Agency in Cortlandt in May, but his career was not always in insurance. He was previously employed by Enterprise Rent-A-Car in a variety of capacities, including selling used cars for about eight
Read MoreA controversial proposed law to regulate the placement of solar panels in Mount Kisco has drawn opposition by several solar power supporters because it would allow installations in the Conservation and Preservation districts. While Mount Kisco already allows roof-mounted panels,
Read MoreThe roof replacement project for the Mount Pleasant Highway Department garage is expected to cost about $800,000 more than originally estimated because of structural deficiencies that have been discovered in the building. Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi said the anticipated cost for
Read MoreThose seeking to have facial hair work done without the use of waxes or other chemicals have a business they can go to that recently opened in northern Westchester. SK Eyebrow is owned by Baldwin Place resident Mohan Karki, who
Read MoreMark Rubeo has spent many years in service to Mount Pleasant, including time on the Town Board and Planning Board. Starting Jan. 1, Rubeo will continue in his latest role as town justice. On Thursday, Rubeo routed Michael Duffy by
Read MoreFor decades, the Mount Kisco Sales Days was a well-attended annual ritual for village residents and merchants that would attract plenty of visitors soon after the traditional close of summer. While downtown business owners will continue to offer their wares
Read MorePat Spirelli, Sr. of Shrub Oak has spent decades in the electrical contracting industry, and his sons, Joseph and Pat Jr., are helping to make Spirelli Electric a family tradition. Pat Sr. is president and owner of the business and
Read MoreWork began last week on a nearly $14 million state Department of Transportation (DOT) project to replace the Route 100C bridge and create a roundabout in Mount Pleasant. State DOT Acting Commissioner Paul Karas said plans call for the removal
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