Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
While the Casa DiLisio brand of Italian frozen sauces is well known among the world’s best hotels, cruise lines and restaurants, its creators, Lou and Lucy DiLisio, are as humble today as they were in 1973 when they first created
Read MoreIt is interesting in this day of virtual reality that such a tactile activity as social painting has become a growing entertainment trend. Muse Paintbar is set to open a studio at 84 Mamaroneck Avenue in White Plains on May
Read MorePutnam Valley resident John Moljo, a graduate of Putnam Valley High School, has been doing athletic training and providing training classes in the local area for many years. Most of his clients live locally, in Putnam Valley and surrounding towns
Read MoreWhen customers walk into the Putnam Diner, nothing makes owner Steve Hanziargiriou happier than to hear those regular patrons say the diner is like “their home, away from home.” For more than a decade, the Putnam Diner has served Patterson
Read MoreYorktown resident Bill Ulutas has a message for local residents – Grandma’s restaurant is alive and well, it has just undergone some changes. The lunch and dinner menus are now dominated by Italian specialties, with wood fried pizza being the
Read MoreMariann Morales has always loved fashion. During her career as a shoe sales associate, customers would frequently ask her advice on the type of shoe to wear with a specific outfit. Realizing she had a knack for harmonizing both, Morales
Read MoreWhen what you love to do in your spare time becomes possible as your full-time occupation, that’s Kismet, and you know the result will be the fruit of pure passion. The Twisted Branch Olive Oil & Tap Room just opened
Read MoreThere’s nothing better than a beautiful hat to bring out the whimsy in all of us, said Cathy Fellows, a talented milliner, who recently launched her own unique collection of custom-made hats, fascinators and headpieces. The gregarious Pleasantville resident runs
Read MoreGrowing up, Ian Groombridge couldn’t always find fellow gamers his own age to play with or against. They were either a little older or younger than him. Now, Groombridge Games is making it easier for residents interested in certain card
Read MoreYorktown resident Jennifer Park said promotional advertising by distribution of various items “is extremely helpful” Some promotional items provided to the public include refrigerator magnets. “You’re going to see that every single time you open up that refrigerator door,” Parker
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