A band that only performs remotely is helping to raise money for a Chappaqua child who suffers from an extremely rare disorder with a poor prognosis. Christina and Greg (the last names have been withheld at their request) are Westchester-based
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Last weekend, renowned chef, entrepreneur, philanthropist and artist David Burke opened his 16th restaurant, Red Horse by David Burke, in the space formerly occupied by BLT Steak at The Opus Westchester hotel in White Plains. Conceived as a modern steakhouse
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Irvington resident Angela Sforza, 25, is juggling two part-time retail jobs, one at American Eagle at the Westchester Mall and at Dick’s Sporting Goods in White Plains. Like many her age, she’s currently living at home with her parents (except
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The Truthful Disclosure for Candidates Bill, dubbed the “George Santos” bill because of the embattled U.S. Congressman whose machinations inspired it, was approved by a unanimous vote (15-0) of the Westchester County Board of Legislators last week. It will go
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Wednesday, Mar. 8 marked a grim milestone – the ninth anniversary of the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. The plane was en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on an overnight flight when it suddenly dropped off of
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While independence-craving teenagers frequently strive for individuality and setting themselves apart from the crowd when they arrive at college, Mikela Stephenson aspired to be – and be treated – just like everybody else when she began her studies at Manhattanville
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The unprecedented inconsistencies and volatility of the economy (rising interest rates, recession warnings, near record-low unemployment) have wreaked havoc and uncertainty in the real estate market. What’s a prospective buyer or seller to do? Fear not. We sought expert advice
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Thanks to a new youth initiative by the Westchester Chamber Music Society (WCMS), select local teens will now have the rare opportunity to display their budding musical talents alongside world-famous classical musicians. At the group’s concert this Sunday, a student
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Westchester-based writer Susan Berliner has just published her latest book, “Crash Effect and Other Weird Stories.” A London native who has called Yorktown home for the past 50 years, Berliner previews her latest work and explains her evolution from journalism
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Like any dedicated parent, Lauren Dahling just wanted her son, Alex, to have the same opportunities as all children. But those aspirations can become a daunting proposition when your child has special needs. Luckily for her and Alex, who graduated
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