Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
Pleasantville resident Lynn Zachos is doing her part to help the still-struggling economy. This month she launched a direct-sales company that promises to offer would-be fashion-conscious entrepreneurs the chance to make money selling chic, comfortable clothing. Zachos, founder and CEO
Read MoreIf you live or work in White Plains you may recognize Julio Vilar. He is well known along the Mamaroneck Avenue strip, sometimes toting his camera equipment and sometimes not. He’s got a smile for everyone and his easy-going manner
Read More“We shipped an Alpine horn, it was 14 feet long. It was made in the 1800’s. We shipped it to Canada,” Erin Meagher, employee at Brewster Shipping Center, said. “To Denmark,” her boss, Richard Ruchala, owner of the store, corrects
Read MoreDr. Seth Gross wants to dispel misinformation some people have about his profession. “Chiropractic is not a form of medicine,” he said last week in his Cortlandt office. “It has nothing to do with medicine whatsoever, but you’ll hear the
Read MoreThere’s a new law practice in Mount Kisco. Todd A. Fishlin, partners with his father at Fishlin & Fishlin, PLLC in Manhattan, arrived in the village this week, opening an office at the Stark Business Solutions suite at 100 S.
Read MoreStarted six months ago by Mahopac-native brothers Matt and Sam Stern, Bad Mikey’s Family MMA (named after their cancer-surviving younger brother) has had an incredible response from the community. “I believe we’re probably the number one or number two fastest
Read MoreIn the Village of Cold Spring, at the corner of Morris Avenue and Main Street, also known as Route 9D and Route 301, respectively, sits Whistling Willie’s American Grill, a restaurant perfectly situated in place in a town unchanged by
Read MoreWhen Stephen Field was a teenager he loved cars. He loved to tinker with them mechanically and he loved to drive them. Over the years that love never faded. As a high-powered marketing executive, Field at one time represented General
Read MoreWomen in search of the perfect cut and color should look no further than Cathy’s Hair Room, an intimate, light-filled salon in Chappaqua that celebrates the unique characteristics of every client and brings out the best in each one. Owner
Read MoreKathy Vanhorn-Powderly and husband Kevin Powderly were married a year when they started One Seed at a Time this past May outside a local hardware store in Putnam Valley. “We were selling right outside Oregon Hardware Store,” Mrs. Vanhorn-Powderly said.
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