When thinking of fuel-efficient cars, Ellen Conrad can’t help but compare the new vehicles as this decade’s worldwide web. In 1990, when the Internet was in its infancy, Conrad said few may not have believed that it would have the
Read MoreFilomena Abys-Smith wasn’t impressed with her first memory of America. In October 1961, she and her parents crossed the Atlantic from their native Naples, Italy and docked on Manhattan’s West Side. From there, they settled into their first apartment in
Read MoreWhen Kathryn Feeley attended college she hadn’t yet decided on a career. But Feeley, a history major at Michigan State University, enjoyed working in the university library, which was noticed by the librarian Tom Volkening. “He said you could be
Read MoreDiamond Properties is seeking approval to build a field house near the soccer field it built for Mount Kisco and to get additional access to its multi-use commercial building at 333 N. Bedford Rd. Diamond Properties CEO Jim Diamond and
Read MoreIn a decision that was three years in the making, the Mount Kisco Coach Diner had its renovation and expansion plan approved Tuesday night. The unanimous Jan. 8 vote by the Mount Planning Board of the diner’s renovation and expansion
Read MoreA new year will bring a new business into Mount Kisco to fill a recent Main Street vacancy, along with optimism that the village’s most visible empty storefront will follow suit. A new restaurant is moving into the space at
Read MoreThere’s a new law practice in Mount Kisco. Todd A. Fishlin, partners with his father at Fishlin & Fishlin, PLLC in Manhattan, arrived in the village this week, opening an office at the Stark Business Solutions suite at 100 S.
Read MoreAbe Levy decided on his career path when he was six years old after he recovered from tuberculosis. “I saw how I felt from the physicians taking care of me and that made an impression on me that that is
Read MoreWestchester taxpayers will see a wide variance in tax rates next year related to the recent approval of next year’s county budget. Although the county approved a $1.7 billion spending plan for 2013 that maintains a $548 million property tax levy for the
Read MoreThe renovation plan for the Mount Kisco Coach Diner appears to be near a conclusion. The Mount Kisco Planning Board last week decided it will vote on the application when it reconvenes for its Jan. 8 meeting. Planning Board Chairman
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