By Cathy Deutsch Mount Kisco is a village like most small towns–a strong community, shops and a pretty Main Street. Unfortunately, our Main Street is suffering a decline and is not getting the attention that it deserves, whereas Moger Avenue
Read MoreFor many people it’s never too late to give something new a try. In Jason Brower’s case, it wasn’t too late for him to return to his first passion. Brower had loved art as a child, drawing prolifically since he
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Village Board has agreed to participate in a community choice aggregation energy purchasing program, although there were varying degrees of enthusiasm displayed by trustees. Trustee Mindy Berard, who has been skeptical of the Sustainable Westchester program, was the
Read MoreBernadette Meehan always dreamed of traveling the globe, but never imagined she would find a career that would allow her to do that alongside some of the most important leaders of the free world. Growing up in Pleasantville, she remembers
Read MoreBy Peter Chieco There is a lot of media attention about the legalization of marijuana these days and all that exposure might tempt some investors to seriously consider jumping on the cannabis wagon. In truth, there may be some potential
Read MoreThroughout her childhood Mekea Fishlin was quite familiar with yoga by watching her mother practice regularly. Although she didn’t enjoy participating as a teenager, that youthful aversion is long a thing of the past. In recent years, Fishlin, 41, found
Read MoreSome homeowners may be uncertain how much their landscaper is going to charge them each time they visit their property. Other providers may try to get paid in cash in an increasingly cash-less society. There are times when the homeowner
Read MoreBy Selena Cefaloni Mother’s Day is the perfect time to appreciate the real-life superheroes that raised us – inspiring us, cheering for us, fighting for us and teaching us life’s important lessons along the way. Our moms are also some
Read MoreNearly 15 years ago it appeared that Dr. Michael Finkelstein had all the ingredients for a happy and fulfilling life. He was medical director at Northern Westchester Hospital and he and his family lived in a handsome house in Bedford.
Read MoreThursday, April 30 “Strategies for Deer Management in Westchester’s Suburban Communities.” This symposium will include an overview of the history of deer populations in New York State; discussions on defining and measuring success of deer management efforts and those efforts
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