By Jon Craig A heated, years old clash between Fairview Fire Department leaders and Greenburgh taxpayers ended Thursday night the way it began, with another unexpected surprise. But distrust and hurt feelings remain. After Town of Greenwich residents grilled their
Read MoreBy Warren Kozireski Like most Boston College freshmen, Steve Santini walked on to campus last fall as an 18-year-old. But unlike most of his teammates on the college’s nationally recognized ice hockey team, Santini, a mainstay on the Eagles’ defensive
Read MoreHope’s Door, a Pleasantville-based charity that seeks to end domestic violence and to empower survivors to achieve safety, independence and healing, recently presented is second annual “Shining Star Scholarship” to Westlake High School senior Sarah Fiegura during the 30th annual
Read MoreOn Friday, April 11th, the White Plains Housing Authority will break ground on The Prelude, the first phase of a neighborhood revitalization project of the Brookfield Commons campus. The Prelude, rising on the corner of South Lexington Ave. and Quarropas
Read MoreBy Tom Auchterlonie – The financial impact of the proposed redevelopment of the Butterfield Hospital site was a significant topic of interest for members Cold Spring’s Board of Trustees at a workshop last Tuesday. Village trustees met with Ann Cutignola, a
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Women who have fought to claim their right to have jobs traditionally reserved for men have always fascinated me, and I have championed their cause. When I was an operations officer at the Culinary Institute of America
Read MoreBy Morris Gut – When Don Coqui opened in New Rochelle in 2009 just off Route 95 it helped anchor the Queen City’s emerging food and nightlife scene. When a new Don Coqui premiered along Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, last year
Read MoreBy Jon Craig Half of Greenburgh’s homeowners weren’t even alive when town government conducted its last town-wide property reassessment. The inspections are certain to amend the official value of most properties in the Town of Greenburgh, but the aim is
Read MoreThe City of White Plains encourages residents to consider donation at the end of any garment’s useful life. However, for those items too worn to donate, recycling is now available at the Gedney Yard Recycling Center. This is a great
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera This column comes with an advance warning: You may not believe it, but it’s true. It involves a feng shui seminar the Home Guru Team sponsored last week for my fellow associates at William Raveis Real Estate
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