White Plains

When northern Westchester resident Matthew Fiorillo took ownership of Ballard-Durand Funeral & Cremation Services in White Plains in 2001 he had already been an employee of the funeral home since August 1998. “I had an opportunity to purchase the building

Over more than three decades White Plains has experienced significant changes. But over that time period there has been one constant – Carriage House Flowers. White Plains native and resident John Di Pilato opened Carriage House Flowers on E. Post

White Plains resident Domingo Moronta already operated an eatery in the city when he decided to open a second establishment in April. For 18 years Moronta has owned Domingo’s Pizza and Deli on Gedney Way. Moronta opened Sunset Restaurant Bar,

There are many restaurants in White Plains, but North White Plains resident Genaro Dominguez said last week none of them offer what he provides at Sundance Kitchen & Cantina. The restaurant offers an eclectic and extensive breakfast, lunch and dinner

Paul Russo and his co-owners used some ingenuity to name their downtown White Plains Italian restaurant. Russo, a Tarrytown resident, said TVB is an acronym for the Italian words I love you, to be used in a casual way. Pax

Chillemi Shoe Repair, which opened in 1949, is an institution in White Plains. Though the owners, White Plains residents Peter Chillemi (who originally opened the business on Mamaroneck Avenue) and his son Paul, are looking for a new location, they

Harrison resident Mike Angarano recalled during an interview with The White Plains Examiner last week that he had worked for someone else when he was younger but had decided then he would go out on his own with his brother,

Stretching is a typical part of the process to prepare for athletic activities. At StretchLab stretching is the specialty. Rye resident Dawn Rinaldi, and her husband, Lincoln Briggs, are co-owners of the StretchLab franchise, which opened in White Plains on

  KEE Oyster House in White Plains is owned by three Westchester residents. “We’ve been in the business for years working for others,” Pleasantville resident Elvi Hoxhaj said last week. “For me, it was an opportunity to open up a