The unprecedented inconsistencies and volatility of the economy (rising interest rates, recession warnings, near record-low unemployment) have wreaked havoc and uncertainty in the real estate market. What’s a prospective buyer or seller to do? Fear not. We sought expert advice
Read MoreBy Jessica Jafet If you stop in for a smoke at The Carmel Cigar Vault, you might hear Jay Munoz reminiscing on what a nice guy the first President Bush was or talking about how much respect he has for
Read MoreBy Examiner Staff Two area Republican lawmakers signaled support this week for legislative efforts on the state and national levels to address the country’s local news industry crisis. On the federal level, Congressman Mike Lawler (R-Pearl River) confirmed this morning
Read MoreTwo Mahopac couples are testament to the old adage from Alexander Graham Bell, “When one door closes, another opens,” even if that door happens to open with a zipper. Like many people, during the COVID pandemic, Cody Leclaire experienced a
Read MoreThe Carmel Town Board last week passed a four-month moratorium on smoke and vape shops. The unanimous decision to establish a temporary ban on the issuance of building permits and certificates of occupancy for the construction, establishment and operation of
Read MoreFor more than 30 years, bumper cars were one of the main attractions at the indoor entertainment venue Sportime USA in Elmsford. The fun-filled business has recently moved to Lawrence St. in Ardsley, and the new owner of the five-acre
Read MoreTwenty years ago, Chappaqua resident Grace Bennett founded Inside Press, Inc., with the launch of her local magazine, Inside Chappaqua & Millwood. Over the years, Bennett has expanded her publishing portfolio with Inside Armonk and Inside Pleasantville & Briarcliff Manor. We
Read MoreBy Jessica Jafet There is a new steakhouse in town to add to the sizzling food scene in Pleasantville. The restaurant, which opened on Wheeler Avenue in January after some refurbishments to the interior, is aptly named Wheeler Prime — and
Read MoreFor a business built around special occasions, last Friday was a sad one for Cardsmart. A staple of the Mahopac area for many years, including the past six at its current location, the beloved card and gift store closed its
Read MoreBarnes & Noble is planning to open 30 new stores nationwide this year, including one on Central Ave. in Hartsdale. Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner said Barnes & Noble, which closed a store on Central Ave. in 2012, has signed a
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