Putnam Valley resident Agron Kryeziu, manager of Mima’s Pizzeria in Yorktown, explained last week the origins of the name of the new eatery, which opened in Turco’s Plaza four weeks ago. Mima is another way to say grandma, he said
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Portchester resident Michael Anzovino, owner of the H.O.W. Approach in Yorktown, has been helping local residents with their health and fitness for years. Last week, Anzovino explained the acronym portion of the name of his business stands for “healthy, ongoing,
Read MoreJessica Lynn has performed professionally for more than half her life. But it wasn’t until her father suggested a novel approach to publicize her fledgling country music career that the budding star’s stock rocketed to new heights. In 2014, Jessica,
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Shrub Oak resident Gary Gione has provided people of all ages self-defense instruction through his ownership of the Elite Defensive Tactics Martial Arts Academy in Yorktown for the past 20 years. Everyone can benefit from master self-defense tactics, even police
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ShoeCandy by Kara Mac opened in December in Yorktown, but town resident Kara Mac, whose married last name is Schwartz, had been working on the project for three years out of her home. Mac, who co-owns ShoeCandy with California resident
Read MoreIf you need a break from life or just need a good laugh, head over to Lucy’s Lounge in Pleasantville on Saturday evening where local comedian Tom Grossi will take the stage to record his debut comedy album. Since Grossi
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Growing up, Somers resident Jacqueline Arlia had a desire to work in the hair styling industry and sought to train for her desired career at the Putnam-Northern Westchester BOCES in Yorktown. Arlia recalled last week how she bowed to her
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The Bagel Emporium already had locations in Armonk, Chappaqua, Tarrytown and Port Chester but the Rozins family decided another location was needed in Yorktown. Michael Rozins and his wife, Idanne, of Armonk and their son, Queens resident Ryan, discussed
Read MoreChildhood sex abuse survivors and their advocates last week pressured state Sen. Terrence Murphy (R-Yorktown) to support the Child Victims Act that would expand the criminal and civil statute of limitations so victims can seek justice. New Yorkers Against Hidden
Read MoreThe recent opening of his third restaurant, Eda’s Garden in Yorktown, should have been an exciting time for Putnam Valley resident Adil, who goes by his first name. But the start of his new venture, which opened on November 6,
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