Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
Isaac Murdakh and his wife Julie run one of the true Mom and Pop Shops in White Plains. Pulse Pharmacy is a family run, local business, dedicated to customized and personal service, complete with free daily delivery. Isaac and Julie
Read MoreWalk into Pleasantville Barber Shop for a haircut and it can be a little bit like entering a time capsule. That’s just the way Gabriel Yakubov likes it, who at 32 years old has been the owner of the Wheeler
Read MoreLuigi Sinapi has spent most of his adult life in a bakery, so when the opportunity presented itself to open a shop not far from his Hawthorne home, he didn’t need too much convincing to jump at the chance. A
Read MorePanio Wines & Liquors has been an institution in Peekskill for decades. Currently carrying on the tradition is owner David Pacchiana., who resides in Cortlandt. The store has been open since 1979. But there is a threat to his business
Read MoreJonathan and Beth Hallett used to be corporate workers in large companies in the electronic industry, but after meeting each other years ago they realized they wanted to do something else with their lives. Beth was a quality control manager
Read MoreWhite Plains resident Mitch Achiron has been in the graphic design business for years, working for publishing and marketing companies, pushing the edge on quality design and technology. It was not until recently that his talents, while still creative, took
Read MoreIf you were a customer of Bellizzi but haven’t been back in a few months, you would notice some changes in the MountKisco pizzeria and restaurant. The size of the store has been reduced from 5,300 square feet to about
Read MoreBy Sean Faye Ever since the summer, when a sign for the new BBQ joint popped up, passersby have been eager to sample the new establishment in Carmel. They were in luck last month as Northern Smoke made its long awaited
Read MoreWhen you meet Master Edwards for the first time, you understand simply from his presence what he means when he says: “Don’t just do something, be something. Be an exceptional martial artist.” At the Exceptional Taekwondo dojang at 170 E.
Read MoreMichael Carroll is planning to open Chloe Madison Creations in Mahopac on Dec. 10. Carroll said he named his new bakery after someone who has been his inspiration – his nine-year-old daughter, Chloe, whose middle name is Madison. Carroll said
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