The developer converting the former Berkeley College buildings in White Plains into housing is now looking to pivot to a project consisting of all larger condos for purchase. The previously approved application for 97-109 Church St. — backed by significant
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About two years ago, Michael Pasqualini passed by the property at 6 Saw Mill River Rd. in Hawthorne and thought the site of the old Gasho of Japan restaurant would be an ideal location for his growing catering ventures. He
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Harris Decker’s mother, Sharon, was driven to succeed in the eyeglass business. Someone who had worn glasses since childhood at a time when the choices were limited and largely unappealing, she decided 40 years ago to move from Queens to
Read MoreA new Chick-fil-A restaurant, proposed for a site on the border of White Plains and Greenburgh, would come with purported road and traffic improvements at the company’s expense. The project is not yet approved for the former CVS site at
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By about this time next year, Armonk will be home to the area’s newest pickleball and storage facilities. Last week, Basis Industrial held a ceremonial groundbreaking for a new 117,000-square-foot building at 100 Business Park Drive in Armonk featuring Sportime’s
Read MoreSouthern Land Company is hoping for approval of a site plan amendment this summer to accommodate a new Starbucks at 250 Mamaroneck Ave., its attorney, Neil Alexander, revealed in an email July 6. Alexander and Dustin Downey, chief investment officer,
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The Pamplemousse Project, a White Plains café that donations all of its profits to charity, last week donated more than $10,000 to three organizations. During a May 31 event that was attended by Mayor Thomas Roach and Council President Victoria
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The largest privately-owned fitness club company in the U.S. announced on Thursday that it has acquired both locations of the Saw Mill Club in Mount Kisco, the first facilities it will operate in New York State. The Witchita, Kan.-based Genesis
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It’s that time of year again where people clamor to get outside, and maybe after packing on a few pounds over the winter, want to be active again. There may be no better way to have fun, get exercise and
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Jean Farber has long admired many of the community-minded people who have been viewed as pillars of Mount Kisco over the decades. Figures such as former mayors Dick Flynn and Pat Reilly and local news media stalwarts Carll Tucker and
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