Brewster resident Roshan Balan had worked for several years in various capacities in the restaurant business before deciding to own his own eatery. Balan became the owner and manager of Jaipore Royal Indian Cuisine in Brewster two years ago. The
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By Bill Primavera It was puzzling to us why my wife’s relatively new car, safely housed in the garage, wouldn’t start one morning. It was absolutely shocking to learn that the reason behind it was that it had been invaded
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Scarsdale resident Jeffrey Cohen opened his Pet Supplies Plus franchise in Yorktown in early January and has owned several businesses in the past. But this is his first pet store. “People spend money on pets. People love pets like their
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I enjoy penning this column each week. For 486 weeks over more than nine years, I’ve covered multiple topics focusing on a plethora of wine industry goings-on. I’ve never been at a loss to ferret out a kernel of information
Read MoreAt any time, several hundred children in the county are in the foster care system, requiring critical services provided by the Westchester Institute for Human Development (WIHD) on the New York Medical College and Westchester Medical Center campus. Just because
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By Kevin Peters If you are like many Americans, your New Year’s resolutions included the two biggies – getting healthier and getting wealthier. Now that we are a few weeks in, perhaps you have joined a gym, are cutting back
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Abraham Kim has a passion for dry cleaning. With nearly 15 years of experience and owning three stores throughout Westchester, he enjoys helping his customers and offering them highly competitive prices. Kim is the owner of Green Pink Cleaners Plus
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Feasting on Chinese New Year of the Rooster, January 28 The Chinese Lunar New Year, the Year of the Rooster, begins on Saturday, Jan. 28. Here is an eclectic roundup of delectable dishes and dining venues for this food-centric celebration.
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Donald Trump is now the most powerful man on earth and, based on his inauguration speech, the savior of disenfranchised men and women in the United States. Without introducing politics or ideology into my wine-centric column, which I will never
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By Bill Primavera It was quite some time ago, but how well I remember that “almost” house showing. As soon as the front door opened, it was evident that the sellers were smokers and animal lovers. All it required was
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