Cortlandt resident Ish Alter said last week that many similar computer consulting businesses have come and gone since 1980, but Mister Computer has thrived over the same nearly four-decade period since he opened it. Alter said entering the technology field
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board looked to another Westchester municipality to find its next permanent administrator. Kevin Hay, 45, who has served as the administrator in the Village of Buchanan since 2009, was unanimously appointed to the post Wednesday night.
Read MoreIf you believe that old 33 rpm records are as outdated as the rotary phone or televisions with antennas you may want to think again. Big Jim’s Records, with locations in Hawthorne and Buchanan, is proof there’s still demand for
Read MoreThe campus located on Catherine Street in Cortlandt has served local residents for many decades. A portion of the property is now the site of the Yorktown Assisted Living Residence. Southeast resident Diana Penna, the administrator of the assisted living
Read MoreLocated near the Blue Mountain Middle School in Cortlandt, Blue Mountain Tavern was opened in February by Scarsdale resident Brian Panessa, Cortlandt resident Hugh Macfayden and Scarsdale resident Edward Alarcon. Panessa explained last week why he and his partners wanted
Read MoreFishkill resident Andi Gamboa opened his Farmers Insurance Agency in Cortlandt in May, but his career was not always in insurance. He was previously employed by Enterprise Rent-A-Car in a variety of capacities, including selling used cars for about eight
Read MorePeekskill resident Justin Wingenroth named his new business The Dance Conservatory to distinguish it from a typical dance studio. “We are hoping to provide a higher level of dance education, gearing kids toward the college level training or pre-professional to
Read MorePeekskill resident Elissa Diaz opened Hair Goddess Salon in Cortlandt six weeks ago, fulfilling a long time wish. “I’ve always wanted to run and own my own business,” Diaz said last week. “I didn’t think it was going to be
Read MoreWorking in the insurance industry, specifically for State Farm, is continuing a family legacy for Peekskill resident Kyle Rourke. “My father (Kevin) celebrates his 40th anniversary with State Farm in September,” Rourke noted last week. His father currently lives and
Read MoreEnvironmental activists gathered outside Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Mount Kisco home Sunday afternoon urging him to release a risk assessment study he ordered on the Enbridge/Spectra AIM pipeline project near Indian Point two years ago. The group of activists, Healing and
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