Michael Keating, of White Plains, passed away on June 29, 2014 at the age of 75. He was born in Philadelphia, PA to the late Mary (Jordan) & Patrick Keating on May 31, 1939. Michael married his wife, Rebecca, in
Read MoreBy Jon Craig The latest round of global layoffs announced last week by Avon Products Inc., totaling 600 jobs worldwide, includes dozens of information technology and finance employees at Avon’s Rye facility on Midland Avenue. Avon’s Chief Executive Officer Sheri
Read MoreThe ArtsWestchester Board of Trustees has elected Froma Benerofe as its new president. She replaces Jacqueline Walker who served as president for the past two years. Walker will continue as a trustee. Benerofe, a clinical social worker, resides in Purchase.
Read MoreWhite Plains High School Physical Education Teacher Laura Owen has been named Teacher of the Year by the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (NYSAHPERD). The award honors individuals for excellence in teaching and overall
Read MoreBy Jon Craig Fun, family, flavor. Those are just three of the key ingredients that make Yogolicious a sweet success. And three’s the charm for the family-owned business, which opened its third Yogolicious shop at 117 Lake St. in West
Read MoreEnjoy an evening of music and inspiration when singer/songwriter Charlie Scopoletti co-headlines with Duncan Sheik on the stage at Port Chester’s legendary Capitol Theatre. Two-time cancer survivor Scopoletti has helped raise over $100,000 for charities through his music. His recent
Read MoreBy Jon Craig The Greenburgh Town Board was expected to name one of its park ball fields after the town historian on June 23 in recognition of his public contributions including many years of coaching. Jazzo “has worked hard to
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When you are working on a job around the house or in the garden, are you like me in that your mind wanders to dreams of worlds to be conquered or occasional regrets about paths not taken?
Read MoreBy Jon Craig It’s been talked about and debated for decades, but starting this year, residents throughout most of the Town of Harrison will reap the benefits of competing cable companies offering high-speed Internet, telephone and television service. After a
Read MoreBy Morris Gut: It was Mama Favreau who fed me some of my first homemade Italian food. My pal Jon and I would take a break from hanging in the neighborhood and I often found myself going back to his apartment
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