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Any good business owner will tell you that the key to long-term success is to offer excellent customer service. If your customers feel that they are being treated well, they are likely to continue to use your offering and perhaps
Read moreSen. Greg Ball called for support for legislation that would reinstate the death penalty for anyone who kills a police officer, peace officer or employee of the Department of Correctional Services. “The men and women who fight for us every
Read moreThe Yorktown Examiner, one of Examiner Media’s three newspapers, has added coverage of the Town of Somers to its news pages this week. Examiner Media launched The Yorktown Examiner in December of 2009. Last year the paper added coverage of
Read moreAfter completing a major improvement project and selling out its membership in 2010, Brynwood Golf & Country Club in Armonk earned the Troon Golf “Rock Star” Award during the company’s annual leadership conference held last month in Scottsdale, Arizona. Troon
Read moreThe Briarcliff-based Thompson & Bender has turned a quarter century old. And last night the public relations/marketing/advertising firm celebrated the landmark in style. At a reception for more than 300 invited guests, the event was held at 42 The Restaurant
Read moreThe developer of the proposed Chappaqua Crossing project has filed state and federal lawsuits against the Town of New Castle for its “unlawful actions” that have prevented the applicant from developing the former Reader’s Digest property. In the separate complaints
Read moreBlind golfers, magnificent dogs, and a football star: not your average golf charity event.The 34th Annual Guiding Eyes Golf Classic will be held on June 12 and 13 at two Westchester County courses – Mount Kisco Country Club and the
Read moreSenator Greg Ball (R, C – Patterson) says that legislation to allow Albany to operate paperless will save the state tens of millions of dollars in overhead each year. “The tons of paper printed in Albany are ridiculous in the
Read moreDeep staff cuts and larger class sizes likely await the Chappaqua school community next year following the release of Interim Superintendent John Chambers’ proposed $111.3 million budget Tuesday night. More than 200 residents filled Horace Greeley High School’s auditorium as
Read moreThe magic and mystery of The Fantasticks, the longest running show in the history of modern American theater, will grace the Bedford Hills stage on March 4, 5, 6, 11, 12 and 13 when Bedford Community Theatre presents the classic
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