Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
The Mahopac Golf and Beach Club is known for its high quality golf course, its luscious greens and its manicured lakefront beach that provides envious views of Lake Mahopac. But what most people never realized it is another magical word
Read MoreA new business launched about eight months ago by two lifelong friends can help drivers anywhere in Westchester who unexpectedly run into trouble with their car. Longtime Thornwood resident Richie Harold and his friend Bill Collins of Larchmont are
Read MoreMontrose resident Theresa Johnsen has been in the restaurant business for years, working as a a server, bartender and manager, but had not owned one until recently. Johnsen co-owns the WaterStone Grille with Manhattan resident Vincent Kennedy. Johnsen said last
Read MoreHomeowners looking to add color, style and a hint of sophistication to their homes should stop by TapeMeasure Design, a new home design store in the heart of Pleasantville that includes a showroom full of rich fabrics, wallpaper samples, area
Read MoreThe passion that Maria Stiefeld has for life is reflected in everything that surrounds her… her family, work and the community. Stiefeld, a Somers resident, has been a hairstylist in the Mahopac community for over 30 years. She has both
Read MoreThere are legends about how tapas were created. One story is that a patron at a bar in Spain did not want flies to enter his wine glass, so he covered it with a slice of ham. Another theory is
Read MoreAbout six months ago, Peter and Steven Finkelstein, owners of Mount Kisco Truck & Auto Parts, recognized a demand in the Mount Kisco community, a place where a longstanding home center and lumber business had closed down. That was when
Read MoreSomers resident Donna Martone and her family saw an abandoned building on Hillandale Drive and felt it had great potential. The Martone family own and operate Crystal Hall at Somers Community Center, which was purchased in January 2012, and following
Read MoreThe Art Barn has been a mainstay in Ossining for more than 40 years, and recently relocated to a new building at 325 North Highland Avenue, near St. Augustine Church and Eagle Bay. Carolyn and Paul DiLemme, a Valhalla couple
Read MoreGeorge Barbarossa and Tony LoMeli had their own companies but were working on quite a few jobs together when they decided to partner up and create Rev Design Inc., opening an office in 2008. “The bulk of our clients are
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