The Mount Kisco Chamber of Commerce confirmed Monday afternoon that Barnes & Noble Booksellers has signed a lease to move into the former Walgreens and Rite Aid space on South Moger in the village’s downtown later this year. The verification
Read MoreBy Adam Stone At first, it was mostly just about seizing a once-in-a-generation business opportunity for Beth Smith. The lifelong Westchester resident and veteran public school special education teacher knew securing a license from New York’s Office of Cannabis Management
Read MoreBy Barbara Kay White Plains welcomed New York State’s first women-founded and operated dispensary on Friday. Etain is a family business run by Amy Peckham and her daughters Hillary and Keely. The name of the establishment comes from a figure
Read MoreFrom as young an age as she can remember, Jordan Decker had been exposed to many different cultures when she would spend summers with her aunt in Sweden. The trips to Europe to stay at her relative’s house, which turned
Read MoreIt would be hard to find anyone more excited about cleaning houses than Gary and Robin Murphy. They are the husband-and-wife duo behind the Westchester franchise of Maid Brigade, which they initially established in 1996 in Chappaqua, where they lived
Read MoreThe long-awaited Fleetwood Bakery Shop finally opened its doors on Pleasantville’s Wheeler Avenue Monday afternoon attracting a large crowd of well-wishers, many carrying congratulatory bouquets. The soft opening offered the mouthwatering aromas of fresh-baked cakes, pies and pastries as a
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a high-quality steakhouse in northern Westchester, there aren’t many options. But one of the few choices has been a local steak lover’s destination now for 15 years. Augie’s Prime Italian has occupied the same free-standing structure
Read MoreCopland House, an award-winning creative center for American music and the arts that has been based at the former Cortlandt home of iconic composer Aaron Copland for the last 25 years, is planning to expand its broad range of activities
Read MorePerhaps your schedule doesn’t allow you to conveniently pick up or drop off your dry cleaning during typical business hours. Or maybe your favorite neighborhood dry cleaner was one of the businesses that didn’t survive the pandemic with so many
Read MoreState Assemblyman Matt Slater (R/C-Yorktown) last week recognized Green Chimneys as a New York State Historic Business, the first in Putnam County. Since 1947, Green Chimneys has been an accredited special education school, a resident treatment center, nature-based therapeutic programs,
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