Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
Maureen Gioio grew up in a large family in Ossining and certainly knows about dealing with children. “I’m the oldest of 12,” Gioio said “I’m a mom, a grandmother.” Beginning in early 2015 Gioio will be leading the Children of
Read MoreWhether you’re decorating for a momentous life event, saying final goodbyes to a loved one or trying to apologize to your significant other, chances are that flowers will be involved — and The Flower Basket in Pleasantville wants to help.
Read MoreDanny Alo always wanted to name a business after the southern region of Italy where his parents are from, and 18 months ago he achieved that dream when he opened Calabria Pizza & Pasta on Old Yorktown Road in Shrub
Read MoreAnyone who looks in their kitchen pantry will likely find a bottle of olive oil, but after one visit to Hudson Valley Olive Oil in Mount Kisco, you may have a whole new perspective on the product. Started by Shane
Read MoreChristine Sinclair has loved dogs since she was a child and now she has a way to share that passion with the rest of the local area. A Bark Above was opened in Somers in June 2013 by co-owners Sinclair
Read MoreFor more than ten years, a large vacate lot along Route 52 leading into the Town of Kent has been an eyesore for drivers But now what used to be an empty, depressed site is filled with Christmas tress and
Read MoreIf you are the owner of a small or mid-sized business and need services such as employee recruitment and terminations or want to know how to deal with new government regulations but do not want to hire a full-time human
Read MoreThe name Mary Jane Denzer has been associated with the very best in good taste and haute couture for over 35 years. Having recently moved from its previous location on Mamaroneck Avenue to 7 Renaissance Square at the base of
Read MoreAs a Village of Ossining police officer, Putnam Valley resident Mike Lantz had completed required training in such skills as CPR, first aid and AED. But often a person in distress needs medical assistance before police and other certified emergency
Read MoreMahopac resident Donna Rosende said last week she is a believer in the national Curves exercise and nutrition concept. Rosende translated her passion for Curves into a business. She opened Curves in Yorktown in January. “I was a member for
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