By Nancy Sorbella – All around Putnam County there are new signs—business signs, town line welcome signs, cultural signs, personalized home signs and even a few street signs—all detailed, carved—often with gold leaf, meticulously painted, often with intricate custom detail. Thunder
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From the moment a customer opens the door, they can expect to be treated to a family affair at Prato Trattoria. “It’s a completely family run business from the front to the back of the house in everyway,” John Spaccarelli
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Lia Iossa wants to offer women big city looks, but at a price that Putnam County residents are used to, which is why she opened La Petite Salon. After opening two months ago, Iossa is set on bringing an upscale
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When Ruth Pardo Ayala-Quezada first started Carmel Taxi, it was primarily just her and her sister. Since then, it’s expanded quite a bit since 2006 when the business was founded. “We started growing,” she said. “We started hiring.” And today,
Read MoreA 38-year-old Carmel woman was killed Monday night in a one-car accident on the Saw Mill Parkway in Mount Kisco when the vehicle she was driving suddenly veered off the road and down an embankment. Rossy Sanchez was pronounced dead
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Yoga can be for anyone, even if they might be a tad out of shape or not the most flexible. That’s the message new owner of The YogaScape in Carmel Heather Reiners wants to convey to the community interested in
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When Tony Tanzi was an athlete growing up in Mahopac, anytime he suffered a injury, usually a minor one, he looked forward to going to his physical therapists, knowing it was one step closer to getting back on the playing
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Seven children were left without a father following this month’s tragic Metro-North train crash and Kiwi Country Day Camp in Carmel is trying to make life for those children a bit brighter. Adam Wallach, the owner and camp director at
Read MoreBy Tiffany Jansen Kenny Hogan has been in the carpeting and flooring business for more than 40 years. “I didn’t go to college,” says Hogan, who got his start as an installer for the family carpeting business. “That wasn’t a
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When Kine Buddies officially opened this month, the idea of the store was both advantageous, yet still simply explained, by co-owner Eric Peterson. “The idea of the whole store was to take back Brewster,” Peterson said. “For 20 years we
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