Somers resident Joan Mancini said last week she became a real estate broker thanks to her husband, Rick, who is a builder. “I had been pushing him to get his license to market his own properties,” Mancini recalled. After he
Read MoreAfter several years of review, the proposed Butterfield mixed use project received two major boosts by the Cold Spring Planning Board on April 1. The board voted 4-1 to provide final site plan approval and unanimously provide preliminary plan approval
Read MoreUnlike many young people, it was not difficult for Peter Morfea to choose a profession. He decided to follow in his father’s footsteps. Morfea, who resides in Rhinebeck Village, is a barber and owner of Iconic Hair, Color, Cut &
Read MoreIt’s not an exaggeration to say that the Boys & Girls Club has played a dominant role in the life of Mount Kisco resident Brian Skanes. From his youth in New England through nearly all of his professional career, he
Read MoreMount Kisco’s tentative 2015-16 budget of nearly $21 million contains a tax increase but the village’s adherence to the state’s property tax cap would enable eligible property owners to collect a rebate. If the budget was approved by the village
Read MoreBeing a florist has been a lifelong passion for Cortlandt resident Tara Scozzafava-Baisley. As a youth she worked for a cousin, Dale, who was a florist and she majored in floral design and horticulture at SUINY-Cobleskill. Putnam Valley Florist has
Read MoreDamien Nolan, co-owner of The Parting Glass Pub & Grill, which opened in Mahopac earlier this month, has brought his nearly three decades’ worth of experience working in the restaurant industry to his new business. “I’ve worked in something
Read MoreMuch has changed in Yorktown over the period of several decades, including the business owned by the Mastro family that opened in 1939. The Reliable Oil Company had a different mission when it was opened as Reliable Service by the
Read MoreMount Pleasant School District voters resoundingly defeated a major capital projects bond Tuesday night that would have allowed borrowing for infrastructure projects to upgrade Westlake Middle School and Westlake High School. Proposition 1, which would have authorized the district to
Read MoreNew Castle officials continued to grapple last week with what to include in a coyote management policy that would be a satisfactory solution when residents have a close encounter with the animal. Members of the Coyote Management Task Force, one
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