Yorktown

Yorktown residents Klevis Tana, his brother-in-law, Elvis Cutra, and Tomassino (Timmy) Prengjoni have decades of experience in the restraint industry and in April of this year they brought their expertise to Yorktown by opening Spark Valley Steakhouse. The co-owners are

Since 2013, Martial Arts Unlimited in Yorktown has provided more than just martial arts training. It has also been providing guidance in positive life skills. Martial Arts Unlimited is an independent business that is co-owned by Davin Sessa of Mahopac

Yorktown resident Dandi Zidon, president and owner of Travel Emporium in Yorktown, said last week she named her business Emporium because, “We do everything.” The business arranges both domestic and foreign travel. “We do airline tickets. We do tours. We

Theater has been an important part of the life of Croton resident Barry Liebman for decades. He has acted and directed many plays and enjoys attending Broadway shows. “I had a passion for it my whole life,” Liebman recalled last

Scarsdale resident Tim Demaj had a simple explanation last week as to why he and his partners decided to open 202 Steakhouse in Yorktown about 14 months ago. “I thought the community around here could use a nice steakhouse,” Demaj

In 1999, a new martial arts studio opened in Yorktown that offers instruction for all ages in Taekwondo. Grand Masters Woon Seb Jeung is president and founder of W.S. Jeung’s Taekwondo. His son, Philip Seung Jeung, is the head instructor

Mount Kisco resident A. Frank Demaio has been a barber for all his professional life. As a youngster, he worked at a barber shop after school. “That’s how I learned my trade,” Demaio recalled last week While Demaio was working

Yorktown resident Steve Min and his family have owned and operated Edwin’s Deli on Commerce Street in town for more than a decade. Recently, he filled a void left by the departure of Friendly’s located just down the street. The

Queens resident Rock Liu had such success with owning a smoke shop in Newburgh that he decided to open a second location in Yorktown, which made its debut in March. A few years ago, Liu recalled recently, he passed by