Walter Luder Jacob, 91, a lifelong sportsman, U.S. Marine, husband, father and friend, died Feb. 4 at his home of 30 years in Tequesta, Fla. Jacob leaves his wife of 14 years, Dianne (Fox) Jacob; his daughter, Barbara Lee Jacob;
Read MoreOn a quiet residential street in Bedford Hills, there’s a house that holds a deep connection for countless people. From the outside, the Dutch Colonial Revival may appear nondescript, but it’s what went on inside that makes it an indispensable
Read MoreThe old saying that when one door closes, another opens certainly applies to Jonathan Spivak. Shortly after moving to North Castle 19 years ago, Spivak launched an Armonk house cleaning business that served the area after his girlfriend at the
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
Read MoreBy 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
Read MoreFor someone who never intended to become a real estate agent, Nelson Salazar is pretty good at it. The former Morgan Stanley technology and project manager had been buying properties, renovating houses and selling them while he was still working
Read MoreJudie Kaplan had recently retired from a long and successful career as a health care administrator, when in 2011 one of her two grown sons asked her for help to organize his closets. From that simple request, Kaplan had an
Read MoreGovernment officials are often urged to devise creative ideas and solutions to problems. For that matter, business leaders are also looked to come up with unique ways to make improvements. New Castle officials deserve props last week for doing just
Read MoreThe creation of one of Mount Kisco’s longest family-owned businesses can at least partially be attributed to bowling. George Arco started Arco Cleaning in 1946 as a part-time venture with his wife, Jean, shortly after finishing his service in the
Read MoreBy Janine Kampinga Berlin The holiday season is an important time to reflect on one thing that’s easy to take for granted when you’re caring for an elderly loved one – yourself. An AARP and National Alliance for Caregiving study
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