Two large, mixed-use projects planned in the City of White Plains received separate approvals from the Common Council last week. On April 2, 2018, the council adopted environmental findings and granted Site Plan and Special Permit approvals to Saber Chauncey
Read MoreA chocolatey sweet aroma wafted out onto Main Street in Peekskill from Blondery, a newly-opened dessert bakery. Auzerais Bellamy, founder and CEO of Blondery, has had a growing and dedicated following who crave her scrumptious blondies, savory cookies and 11-layer
Read MoreA 91-room Courtyard by Marriott hotel is being proposed near King Buffet on Route 6 in Cortlandt. The project from applicant Bilal Ahmad was first presented last week to the Cortlandt Planning Board. “We think we have a great project,”
Read MoreBy Jessie Jafet Mediterranean food lovers can rejoice at the opening of a new and uniquely authentic restaurant in Mahopac. Stone House Grill & Market, which held its ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 18, brings the flavors of Albania and the
Read MoreThe wait for the revival of the Mt. Kisco Theatre is nearly over. The operators of the beloved movie house, AB Cinemas, hope to hold a “soft opening” later this week with the screening of two movies, “Halloween Ends” and
Read MorePeekskill Brewery will be hosting an outdoors 14TH Anniversary Block Party on Saturday, Oct. 15 at 47 South Water St. in Peekskill from 2 to 8 p.m. The day will feature a hearty lineup of staged live music, food trucks,
Read MoreA historic church building in Mohegan Lake will soon be home to a high-quality craft brewery and gastropub. Argonne Rose Brewing Company, founded by a couple and two other individuals, has set its sights on St. George’s Church on Rt.
Read MoreBusinesses in Putnam County and the region are facing many challenges in recruiting employees following the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. During a breakfast symposium hosted by the Putnam County Economic Development Corporation (PCEDC) Sept. 29 at the Putnam County
Read MoreElected officials in northern Westchester and Putnam spoke out last week in opposition to a proposed 31% rate hike for NYSEG electric customers. The state Public Service Commission (PSC) held a virtual hearing on the proposal Sept. 28 that, if
Read MoreThis is a snippet of a “Sneak Peek” piece published first in our Examiner+ email newsletter, previewing next week’s print newspaper coverage. By Ed Perratore Mount Kisco has had no bookshop since Borders closed its last stores in 2011. But a new
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