Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
The Spruce Hill Inn has been a fixture in Putnam Valley since the 1930s. Now, it could be closing as soon as next month if it doesn’t begin to drum up more business. Joanie Mitchell has owned the bar along
Read MorePutnam Valley resident Jerry Patterson is not only the owner of Stand Up Motion in Jefferson Valley, he is also its chief paddling officer. Stand Up is a paddleboard company that opened in 2011. It is open daily from June
Read MoreFinding a hair removal system that’s quick, comfortable and successful on all skin types and hair color can be difficult. But Pat McMann, owner of New Light Laser, can achieve all of that more easily with the latest state-of-the-art laser
Read MoreBy Janine Bowen A Mahopac Café is offering up a little taste of Italy, thanks to an owner with a lifetime of bakery experience. Café Piccolo has been a Mahopac staple for the last 17 years, when owner Tony Piccolo
Read MoreTrends in fashion can change overnight and at a swift pace, but for Laura Rudovic Waters keeping up with the latest styles and designs are all part of owning a business. Waters opened up Laura’s Boutique in the past couple
Read MoreMohegan Lake resident Alex Arrieta has shopped with his family at the Jefferson Valley Mall in Shrub Oak for years. “Every time we came to the mall we realized that there weren’t a lot of food options we thought were
Read MoreIt all began with the coveted silk dress, a slinky little number that has been hanging in the deep recesses of a closet begging to come out. YMCA of Central and Northern Westchester’s President and CEO Cindy Rubino knew that
Read MoreAttention beautiful women of Westchester; there is a new boutique in White Plains that you are going to love. Lola New York, located at 396 Mamaroneck Avenue, in White Plains, truly has all the must-have jewelry and accessories you’ve been
Read MoreO’Grady’s Public House in Yorktown may have opened earlier this year, but its roots go back to the early 20th Century. The Irish-themed restaurant is dedicated to Catherine O’Grady, who came to the United States from Ireland in 1908. As
Read MoreIt has been a family tradition for generations and is still going strong. Garrison residents Casarra and Jonathan Cover are the current owners of Henry B. Whitaker Inc. garage door business, which was opened by her grandfather in 1949 in
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