Profiles of businesses in Westchester and Putnam counties.
Matthew Fiorillo was 16 when he first expressed an interest in becoming a funeral director. Perhaps it was his kind-hearted nature, his desire to help others or his willingness to reach out to people at the worst times of their
Read MoreAs the snow begins to melt away and sunshine becomes more prevalent in the skies of Putnam County, one thing may be for sure—it’s time for a new haircut. Just in time for a date on Valentine’s Day and on
Read MoreLaura Craig, owner of the new Mount Kisco art studio Irrelevant Elephant, couldn’t imagine herself behind a desk for seven hours a day. She’s happiest when she’s teaching art, imparting her knowledge to a diverse group of curious students that
Read MoreLaura Craig, owner of the new Mount Kisco art studio Irrelevant Elephant, couldn’t imagine herself behind a desk for seven hours a day. She’s happiest when she’s teaching art, imparting her knowledge to a diverse group of curious students that include
Read MoreThe job market has changed. Finding a job is no longer as easy as looking through the newspaper. Whether you are unemployed, underemployed or are looking to change careers if you decide to go through the journey on your
Read MoreThe backbone of any small or medium-sized business is often built on technology. Nowadays, though, technology is so complex and changes so rapidly, it is best to have a computer professional handle your information technology services and solve your
Read MoreCalling all players of the popular game, “Magic: The Gathering” the first Westchester store to buy and sell trading cards and provide a space for competitive Magic tournaments has opened its doors to a growing legion of local fans. Undiscovered
Read MoreYou never know what will lead you to find your passion. Mary Prenon discovered she want to be an esthetician after having a successful career in advertising. While working for an ad agency in Briarcliff Manor, she helped publicize a
Read MoreA new kind of fitness center in Shrub Oak brings back the old-school methods. Ray Carile has opened Sweat, which leaves behind the fad diets and trendy workouts and has clients go back to basic by following the CrossFit program.
Read MoreThe reopened Lexington Avenue Gym in Mount Kisco is sporting a new look these days. The boxing ring that patrons were familiar with is still there, but the focus is now on personalized training and providing a holistic approach to
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