The Mt. Kisco Movie Theatre will be reopening after one of the property owners announced Thursday evening that there is a new tenant to take over the space. Christina Martabano, who posted about the development for the venue at 144
Read MoreThe pandemic has changed so many lives, including how and where we work. Until the last year-and-a-half, nursing was a profession that seemed to always attract enough young adults to the profession. But COVID-19 has seemingly changed all of that,
Read MoreWaterstone of Westchester, a new upscale senior living community opening in 2022 in White Plains, has announced the appointment of Lauren Freifeld as its Executive Director. Freifeld, a resident of Mamaroneck, has more than 20 years of experience serving
Read MoreA large water main break in Carmel Oct. 1 disrupted water service to more than 5,000 residents, numerous businesses, the high school, hospital and public buildings. The break occurred at Old Rte. 6 near Day Road causing the town to
Read MoreRM Friedland has announced it is marketing Berkeley College’s Westchester campus at 99 Church Street in downtown White Plains. Berkeley is closing its operations in Westchester County and consolidating to its New York City location. The property features two
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo Since December 2018, an estimated 260 nurses employed at NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital in Cortlandt have been seeking a new contract. Frustrated from stalled negotiations and weary from working shifts throughout the COVID-19 pandemic with reduced staff,
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo The Board of Directors of Westchester County’s Local Development Corporation (LDC) last week voted final approval of tax-exempt bond financing for the development of a senior learning community on the SUNY Purchase campus. The LDC increased the
Read MoreThe first public forum to determine if marijuana dispensaries should be allowed in Pleasantville was held last Monday evening with a general consensus that the village should opt-out from retail sales. Many in the small gathering at Village Hall and
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo The majority of the Peekskill Common Council supports allowing retail marijuana dispensaries to set up shop in city limits. During a spirited discussion at last week’s work session, councilmembers expressed their views on the Marijuana Regulation and
Read MoreBy Rick Pezzullo A Kent business owner has been named this year’s New York State ‘Woman of Distinction” for the 41st Senate District. State Senator Sue Serino recently announced that Sabrina Cruz, owner and operator of Ultimate Auto Detailing in
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