Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
Mahopac resident Mariam Chacko said she listens to the public. She originally was thinking of opening another type of store in the Lincolndale section of Somers, but later changed her mind after speaking with local residents. Chacko said last week.
Read MoreAndrew Kimerling has spent decades pounding the pavement running, so he knows something about how to be properly outfitted when going for his exercise. Westchester Road Runner is the name of the store he and his former coach, Mike Barnow,
Read MoreEveryone is welcomed at Golf on 6 Indoor Golf Center. There are people that come in just to have some fun with friends and more serious players that want to sharpen their techniques. With three golf stimulators and a friendly
Read MoreLocated near the Blue Mountain Middle School in Cortlandt, Blue Mountain Tavern was opened in February by Scarsdale resident Brian Panessa, Cortlandt resident Hugh Macfayden and Scarsdale resident Edward Alarcon. Panessa explained last week why he and his partners wanted
Read MoreIt is not difficult to understand one of the reasons Orangetheory Fitness has its name. Mount Kisco resident Fior Delacruz, assistant studio manager at the Orangetheory facility in the Jefferson Valley Mall, said last week that the studios all use
Read MoreWhen Lynne Mongon’s children were growing up, one activity they’d all do together is bake different treats and pastries in the kitchen. She would use it as her “stress reliever.” What started out as a hobby to alleviate stress eventually
Read MorePort Chester resident David Pineda Maya explained last week why he named his new restaurant Purple Corn. “Purple corn is from Peru,” Pineda Maya, who is co-owner, said. “We make purple corn meal out of it.” The restaurant opened in
Read MoreThroughout her adult life, whatever Diane Stimson’s career was, it was geared toward making things look good. First as a graphic designer, and now has a pastry chef with her own business, The Pastry Palate Café, which offers an assortment
Read MoreBy James Miranda Port Chester’s ProSwing is under new management and is undergoing a rebranding in order to continue and tweak its programs to become a premier tristate baseball facility. Principal Member Joe Messina and Managing Director Mike Skrapits purchased
Read MoreWhite Plains resident Mike Chiltern has been brewing beer out of his home garage and kitchen for more than eight years, earning awards in competitions nationally. Chiltern has taken what was a hobby and turned it into his profession. Chiltern,
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