Brewster

Christine Craft and Anna Waegelein know many people that have been touched by angelic realm in their life. “Everyone in their life has been brought through things,” Craft, a Brewster resident, said. “Whether it be a sickness, some kind of

Brewster resident Bailey Santucci opened Putnam Paws Doggy Daycare & Grooming in Brewster in August, but her passion for dogs has been a life long endeavor. “I just have had a love of animals forever,” she said last week. Aside

Dean Moundroukas doesn’t just own a diner. He’s involved in every facet of the business, from purchasing the food to cooking in the kitchen. It’s a seven day-a-week job that usually last for more than 12 hours from opening to

Several years ago, the extent of Angela Maass’ interest in baking and dessert decorating was watching shows on television about it like Cake Boss. But when someone she knew needed a birthday cake, the crafty and creative Maass gave it

When Barry Hyatt first started working in the travel agency, it was so long ago that the United States was starting to place travel restrictions to a Cuba. The year was 1960, and Hyatt was working in Manhattan. Two years

  Before Margaret Carey and Stephanie Rubino started Spotlight Arts in Brewster, the two were both running separate programs at the same location. One day though, it became clear the two working as one would be more effective than essentially

When Anne Koplik started her business, it was off of her dining room table. The year was 1981. Now, 34 years later, Koplik isn’t working in her house anymore, but at her warehouse in Brewster. The owner of Anne Koplik