By Lisa Mockel – When Dr. Andrea Kropf was setting up her Somers optometry practice six years ago, she went back to her South Brunswick, N.J., roots. Looking for pointers on how to set up her office’s billing system and other
Read MoreBy Morris Gut – The glittering annual Holiday Train Show is on track through Monday, Jan. 15, 2018 at the beautiful New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx near Fordham University. It’s a real seasonal treat, a must for the young
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In the last few years, a glass of wine being sipped in movie scenes has become as common as a cigarette dangling from an actor’s lips in films over a good part of the last century. Just as this is
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A year ago, the Byram Hills hockey team won 15 of its 20 games in the regular season, along the way capturing a league title, and then nearly reached the Section 1, Division II championship game. But that Bobcat squad
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By Kevin Peters The 47th New York City Marathon took place earlier this month, with more than 50,000 participants racing throughout the five boroughs. The Internet is chock full of blogs and write-ups, not only of race results and placements,
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The Stepinac High School Football Team concluded their 2017 season by winning the Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) New York State Football Championship. On Saturday, Stepinac beat Canisius High School, the Champions of the Monsignor Martin Conference, 49-28, in
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By Bill Primavera Just recently when I referred to the Collyer brothers with a young couple, I was surprised to find that they were unaware of the reference. For anyone else who hasn’t heard of that famous name associated with
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If you’re looking for a flexible workspace in the Mount Kisco area, look no further than Regus, the world’s largest provider of flexible workspace solutions. The global company celebrated its newest location, a 17,000-square-foot office space in the large corporate
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When the Northeast-10 Conference released its annual preseason coaches’ poll last week, it was apparent the Pace University men’s basketball team didn’t get very much respect. The Setters were picked to finish dead last this year in the NE-10’s Southwest
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As she watched the visiting Adelphi Panthers make 10 of their 13 shots from the field in the second quarter last Wednesday evening, most of them on layups, Pace University women’s basketball coach Carrie Seymour knew things would have to
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