Barile Gallagher & Associates Consulting Engineers has celebrated the next chapter in the firm’s nearly 45-year legacy by opening a new state-of-the-art corporate headquarters in Pleasantville. Unhappy with their location in White Plains, partners Laurence Barile and Paul Gallagher have
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Newtown, CT resident Jeff van’t Slot and Charles Costa of Lagrangeville, NY never owned a business together and both come from different occupational fields. But for years they enjoyed cooking together on weekends and decided to open Cheff’s Italian Deli
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By Bill Primavera Sometimes I think The New York Times is reading my mind, or vice versa. I had been considering writing a piece about the joys of outsourcing jobs around the house when I opened the paper to find
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Theater has been an important part of the life of Croton resident Barry Liebman for decades. He has acted and directed many plays and enjoys attending Broadway shows. “I had a passion for it my whole life,” Liebman recalled last
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This week’s column is a reprise of an earlier column. I’m on vacation at a beach house with family. I’ll be back next week with the first leg of my virtual tour of California’s Sonoma County. Over the course of
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In November at the start of the 2017-18 season the Westchester Knicks and their home arena the Westchester County Center will prominently display the Gatorade Company logo, as Gatorade has been named the entitlement sponsor of the NBA Developmental League.
Read MoreBy Morrris Gut – I have been on my cook’s tour. Here are more dining venues and dishes you should try not to miss this summer. La Panetiere, Rye, Is Blossoming Right Now It was like taking a mini-vacation. Pulling up
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The year 1965 was a mixed bag. “The Sound of Music” played to crowds. The Beatles released “Help.” Music legend Jerry Garcia came on the scene. More troops were sent to Vietnam. Women hiked up their hemlines to don the
Read MoreThere have been some changes in the White Plains Recreation Department Summer Softball League this year. Lauren O’Conner has departed after doing a great job as Senior Recreation Leader and Softball Supervisor. She has taken a position as a Recreation
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Over the last nine-plus years of this column’s tenure gracing The Examiner’s pages, I’ve intermittently focused on the raw statistics of wine production and consumption in the United States. The history of our collective wine consumption is rather unique. Compared
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