The Bagel Emporium already had locations in Armonk, Chappaqua, Tarrytown and Port Chester but the Rozins family decided another location was needed in Yorktown. Michael Rozins and his wife, Idanne, of Armonk and their son, Queens resident Ryan, discussed
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Town Board listened last week to a proposal to convert the site of a former restaurant at 15 Commerce St. into a storage facility for classic and exotic cars. The proposal was discussed at the Feb. 20
Read MoreThe dining car is a traditional feature for those who take long train trips. While those commuting from the Brewster Metro North station to locations south do not have a dining car available on their trains they do have the
Read MoreThere is a particular reason that Augie’s Prime Cut received its name. Cortlandt resident Audrey Hochroth said last week Augie is the name of the establishment because when she was a youngster her sister, Jennifer, could not pronounce her name
Read MoreXiao Sun, who lives in New Jersey, and her partner, Miya Pao, who resides in upstate New York, had success with one tobacco shop and they decided to try to replicate that accomplishment by opening a store in northern Westchester.
Read MoreEnergy was a major topic of discussion at the February 8 Somers Town Board meeting. Supervisor Rick Morrissey discussed the meeting he and other local government leaders had with the new head of NYSEG recently, while the co-chairs of the
Read MoreThe Mount Pleasant Planning Board approved the 73-house Kensico Preserve project, ending an extensive and contentious review. Baker Residential will construct the homes on a 165-acre property on Columbus Avenue in Thornwood owned by the Legion of Christ. The Planning
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board agreed last week to draft a zoning text change that would allow a ShopRite supermarket to be constructed in the Diamond Properties complex on North Bedford Road. Village trustees instructed Village Attorney Whitney Singleton and
Read MoreIf you’re looking to get a little more out of life, it might be wise to make it to the Jacob Burns Center this month. Nine documentaries and one fictional feature, along with several guest speakers, will be spotlights as
Read MoreSomers resident Phil Deraffele wants to let the public know his Westchester Diner is open for business after it was recently closed for two weeks. Deraffele said in a recent interview under his new ownership, with most of the employees
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