Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
Development of technology is moving so rapidly that anyone who makes their living in the industry has to move fast to keep up with all the changes. That hasn’t been a problem for Matthew Kicinski. Originally an illustrator, he has
Read MoreFinding a good hairstylist is, let’s say, a challenging endeavor for many women. The process is often complicated by the fact that some women find it difficult to locate who understands their hair and what they want done. Fret no
Read MoreIt might seem a bit unusual for an Italian-American to establish the only funeral home in Westchester County exclusively dedicated to the Jewish community. However, it’s an idea that Vincent Graziano, owner of Zion Memorial Chapel of Westchester, came up
Read MoreSince 1946, Arco Cleaning Maintenance Company has been a mainstay in Mount Kisco, first established as a floor waxing service by the late Guerino George Arco and his wife, Jean, and later incorporating other services such as the cleaning of
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a great deli with home style cooking there is a perfect place for you in Brewster. Frangelina’s Deli and Café located at 3867 Danbury road in the Border Shopping Plaza is the place to be. Owner
Read MoreWhen Neil Chernick was ready to graduate high school and began searching for a career that would appeal to him, he thought about medicine. But he also wanted to combine his enjoyment of health, fitness and sports into his work.
Read MoreWhen Vintage Lounge & Restaurant owner Declan Farrell came to this country in 1990, he never imagined being in the hospitality industry, let alone owning a restaurant and bar in the county’s most vibrant city. Raised on a farm in
Read MoreFolks who’ve lived in Mount Kisco a while will remember the depot that was located next to the Metro-North train station and served as the Mount Kisco Volunteer Ambulance Corps headquarters. The ambulances left and about seven years ago and
Read MoreFor years John Chambal was accustomed to working in high-volume restaurant kitchens. Now singlehandedly he runs Good Food, Briarcliff Manor’s only créperie, where you’ll find this self-taught chef whipping up an eclectic menu of Asian, Greek, Indian and American food.
Read MoreAs a child, Steve Burchard loved to perform magic, having been introduced to it by his father. Thirteen years later and less than a year after graduating from Pace University with a dual major in marketing and communications, Burchard has parlayed
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