Edward Carter, Sr. started his funeral home in Montrose in the 1950’s and his son, Edward Jr., took his place. While the founder and his son are both deceased, the legacy of the founding family is continuing at the Edward
Read MoreCortlandt resident Daniel Del Monte opened a contracting business in 2006. The business began as a provider of handyman services and later did such larger jobs as kitchens, bathrooms and basements, as well as window and door installations. “We really
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Bruce Fulgum took a chance when he left his job with IBM to open Fulgum’s Bar and Grill in Montrose 33 years ago. His gamble paid off as it has become a local institution. “People say it’s like Cheers. It’s
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Not only should the VA Hospital in Montrose never be closed, services for existing veterans and returning military personnel need to be increased. That was the battle cry of a Flag Day rally outside the VA last week attended by
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Any development at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt VA Hospital in Montrose may currently be on hold, but local veterans and officials remain on guard to ensure services there remain intact. “We have no victory yet. The victory will come when
Read MoreHundreds of area families gathered at Hendrick Hudson High School in Montrose Sunday for the Hendrick Hudson Lions Club’s annual Easter Egg Hunt. Youngsters of all ages scoured the high school’s large, sloping lawns and had the chance to interact
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo It looks as though Cortlandt officials and veterans groups have temporarily won the battle to preserve services and protect the land at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt VA Hospital in Montrose from being developed. Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi
Read MoreState Assemblywoman Sandy Galef will kick off a series of town meetings throughout her Assembly District on Thursday, Jan. 19 at the Ossining Public Library, followed on Saturday, Jan. 21 by meetings in Garrison and Peekskill. Annually, Galef invites her
Read More“Cats.” A production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic musical. White Plains Performing Arts Center, 11 City Place, White Plains. 8 p.m. $40. Children (through high school age): $30. Also Dec. 10, 11, 17, 18 and 28-30 at 2 p.m. Dec.
Read MoreAs a veteran, and one who uses the services of the VA hospital in Montrose, I read with interest last week’s article about Congresswoman Nan Hayworth’s fight to “save Montrose and save Castle Point.” I wish Ms Hayworth success, but
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