Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
By Salvatore Di Costanzo – Estate planning documents need to be regularly reviewed. I often tell clients to review their estate plan every three to five years or upon the occurrence of a significant life event such as a birth, marriage,
Read MoreThe Underhill Avenue site of the Yorktown offices of Coldwell Banker has been a regular fixture in the real estate business for decades. Mahopac resident Don Cummins III was hired to be senior managing director of the Yorktown office of
Read MoreCroton resident Samantha Mittler had a specific reason for naming her new business The Dessertist. “I’ve always been an artistic person,” she said last week. “When I moved to New York I was strapped for space and I started to
Read MoreMahopac resident Frank Realbuta and Dutchess County resident Robert Covone, co-owners of The Daily Bagel in Yorktown, wanted to give local residents a new place to enjoy soft serve ice cream so they opened The Daily Moos in an adjacent
Read MoreThe collapse of Lehman Brothers was fortuitous in many ways for Anthony Grippo. It was in 2008 that Grippo, a former vice president of global futures at Lehman, lost his job and began to think about ways he could take
Read MoreEating “real meat” these days isn’t as easy as it seems, but enter Marbled Meat Shop in Cold Spring and you can expect to purchase meat the way it’s supposed to be produced, thanks to owners Chris Pascarella and his
Read MoreMahopac resident Frank Realbuta and Dutchess Count resident Robert Covone, co-owners of The Daily Bagel in Yorktown, wanted to give local residents a new place to enjoy soft serve ice cream so they opened The Daily Moos in an adjacent
Read MoreWhen Chris Rini first opened Chris Automotive, he had a dream of being the best car service shop in town. He never dreamt he’d be this big though and still around 25 years later. “For the first year in, I
Read MoreZion Memorial Chapel is celebrating 20 years as Westchester County’s only full-service funeral home dedicated to the Jewish community exclusively. Located on the Boston Post Road in Mamaroneck, the unique facility is managed by Jennifer Graziano, a licensed funeral director,
Read MoreTaking the traditional pizza concept to a new level and putting a more modern twist to regular Italian fare is a concept that five businessmen, each with a diverse background in restaurant management, have helped create in Pleasantville. Wood &
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