Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
A tutoring service recently opened its doors in Mount Kisco eager to serve K-12 students looking to hone their study skills, receive subject-specific tutoring and prepare themselves for standardized tests. Under the watchful eye of Director Maureen Doherty, a teacher
Read MoreLifelong Carmel resident Christopher Cubic is continuing a decades long family business in town. Guchi Dog Grooming has been in operation for 32 years, he said last week. But the facility has moved slightly from its original Route 52 location.
Read MoreDr. Andrew Frishman has owned and practiced at Progressive Animal Hospital in Somers since 2006 and has a good reason for the name of his facility. In addition to providing such routine services as blood tests and surgeries, Frishman said
Read MoreHaving a successful music career is enormously challenging even if you’re as talented as Bianca Muñiz. But overcoming challenges is nothing new for the 22-year-old Sleepy Hollow resident and Pleasantville High School alum. In fact, it has helped to inspires
Read MoreThe September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks had a direct impact on immigration attorney and Harrison resident Conrad Pollack “We were right by the World Trade Center,” Pollack recalled last week. “We got shut out of our office for a month.
Read MoreKim Fotovich is accustomed to working long hours. Most of the time her marathon schedule, sometimes upwards of 60 or 70 hours a week, doesn’t feel like much of a job at all. That’s how much Fotovich enjoys her role
Read MorePeekskill resident Angel Nader owned an art gallery on the Upper East Side of Manhattan for three years and decided to close it, because, she said last week, she wanted to “look for a different kind of a community.” The
Read MoreFor over five decades, Bee and Jay Plumbing has been an integral part of the Putnam and Westchester County community, serving clients with care, dedication and pride. Founded in 1964 by John Scollan, Bee and Jay has operated in Mahopac
Read MoreBeacon resident Alex Davashi had previously owned a Key Food store in Mahopac but lost his lease in mid-May. At the end of May, he opened his new food store, Peekskill Green Grocers, to replace a closed Key Food store.
Read MoreWhen Nicole Adel and Vanessa Johnson wanted to open a furniture store in Brewster, the biggest challenge they faced was coming up with a catchy name. After much deliberation, the two Dutchess County residents and new business owners settled on
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