For the third time in as many years, Mount Pleasant School District residents will vote on a multimillion dollar capital projects bond. The vote on the $39.6 million referendum next Tuesday, Oct. 18 follows overwhelming defeats of larger bond issues
Read MorePutnam Valley resident Dr. Leonard Berk said he opened Taconic Route 202 24 Hour Veterinary Center in Cortlandt on June 13 because he wanted to provide a needed service – around the clock medical care for pets. Berk, the hospital
Read MoreCroton resident Eugene Parrotta is a big fan of the rock group Three Dog Night, which was in its heyday in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. So in tribute to the band he decided to name his new restaurant
Read MoreMahopac resident Nick Fusco said last week wood fired pizzas are distinctive from typically hot pies. Fusco’s oven, which is powered by wood, gets as hot as 800 degrees. As a result it typically takes only 90 seconds to
Read MoreYorktown Tire Auto Care has been a family owned institution in Yorktown since 1969. The business was opened on Commerce Street by Robert Froats and it is now being owned and operated by his son, Bob, who spoke about it
Read MoreThe public rancor between the Mount Kisco Planning Board and village board escalated last week when it was announced that trustees are considering a reduction from seven to five planning board members. The village board voted 4-1 last Tuesday to
Read MoreThis is a special year for Absolute Flooring of Yorktown because it is celebrating its 30th anniversary. In October of 1986, Stormville resident Mary Fellbusch and her husband, Peter, originally opened the store on Crompond Road (Route 202). “My husband
Read MorePutnam Valley resident Antonio Cinquanta said last week he has been familiar with how to do small engine repairs since he was a teenage who studied at the Putnam-Northern Westchester BOCES Tech Center. That skill has been a valuable asset
Read MoreMuch progress is being made to rebuild the historic Reynolds House and restore its farm area, the Somers Town Board was told on September 1. Supervisor Rick Morrissey said the board is scheduled to provide $50,000 from recreation fees paid
Read MoreMount Pleasant School District officials are hoping the third time is the charm. The board of education last Wednesday unanimously approved sending a $39.6 million capital projects bond to district voters on Tuesday, Oct. 1. Voters overwhelmingly defeated a single
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