Bridgham Barr Orthodontics in Somers is a partnership of town residents Dr. Richard Bridgham and Dr. Anita Barr that began five years ago in town. “Dr. Bridgham started the practice 22 years ago and when I was graduating residency
Read MoreA joint meeting of the Mount Kisco Village Board and Planning Board is scheduled for Thursday evening, Jan. 18 at Village Hall to discuss several projects that are currently under consideration. Mayor Gina Picinich said the agenda includes a discussion
Read MoreNeal Hirsch has owned Moonlight Caterers for 21 years and recently branched out by opening Moonlight Café and Caterers in Brewster in December. Hirsch, who lives in New Fairfield, CT, said last week he was formerly a corporate executive chef
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Since I now live in a condo in a large building, I thought that I no longer had to worry about the prospect of water pipes freezing and bursting, but, unfortunately, the sprinkler pipes in the attic
Read MoreWappingers Falls resident John Marvin is continuing a family tradition that started in 1974. Marvin is the owner of Pronto Printer, which was opened by his father, Gerald (who now resides in South Carolina), over four decades ago. Marvin purchased
Read MoreDutchess County resident Mike Kabashi developed a passion for pizza as a youth and has translated that into the ownership of several restaurants. His latest venture is Nonna’s Brick Oven Pizzeria and Restaurant of Peekskill, located in the Beach Shopping
Read MoreMount Kisco village officials are withholding support for proposed improvements by the state at the busy Route 117/172 intersection until they can review a traffic study to gauge the impacts on the area. The state Department of Transportation (DOT) is
Read MoreThose looking for healthier alternatives to typical breakfasts and lunches can visit Trailside Café in Yorktown. “Our main focus is the juices and the smoothies. We’re trying to implement and encourage customers to eat a healthier diet,” Trailside Café manager
Read MoreDec. 20 was a special day for 39-year-old Carmel resident Rusty Chmelovsky. After months of rehabilitation Chmelovsky was able to be discharged from Burke Rehabilitation Hospital in White Plains and is able to walk for the first time since 2008
Read MoreThe Mahopac Falls Nursery School has been a fixture in the community since 1970 and now it is expanding its programs for youths. School director and teacher of the three-year-old pupils Michelle Armstrong of Cortlandt and Carmel resident Danielle Sblano,
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