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Steve and Libby DiSisto had never owned a food business previously, but they recently decided to take the plunge to open Zio’s Italian Deli in Croton-on-Hudson about two months ago. Steve DiSisto also owns a construction company. Libby DiSisto, who
Read moreOn the second anniversary of the devastating tsunami and earthquake in Fukushima, Japan, several anti-nuclear energy groups and individuals gathered in Croton-on-Hudson Saturday to bring attention to the effects of radiation exposure. Two former U.S. Navy navigators who were aboard
Read moreCroton-on-Hudson may team up with Buchanan and Cortlandt to partially fund a regional memorial to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2011, a reversal of the village’s original stance on financing the project. At a meeting of the village’s board
Read moreA good beer does not come in a six-pack of cans. It cannot be picked up at the gas station and it is too tasty to chug down. A good beer entices the senses. It has real color that catches
Read moreYou never know what will lead you to find your passion. Mary Prenon discovered she want to be an esthetician after having a successful career in advertising. While working for an ad agency in Briarcliff Manor, she helped publicize a
Read moreGeorge Ulrich of Croton has worked for the Scarsdale Post Office for the past 25 years. Since his daughter was born 17 years ago he was permitted to start work at 5:30 a.m. and be home by 2:30 p.m. That
Read moreThe Westchester County Department of Health is advising people who use the Hudson River waters south of Ossining for recreational purposes, namely swimmers, windsurfers and kayakers, to avoid direct contact with the Hudson River now throughout the weekend. There are
Read moreHousing and Urban Development has pulled more than $4 million of federal funding from approved community development block grant (CDBG) projects in Westchester after it rejected the county’s Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice. The analysis, submitted by the
Read moreCroton Mayor Leo Wiegman came under the fire of Croton residents at the June 6 board of trustees meeting in regards to statements he made regarding lawsuits against the village. In a recent letter printed in a local newspaper, Wiegman
Read moreRepublican Susan Konig has declared her intentions to run for Westchester County Legislator in the 9th District. Konig will be running against Democratic Ossining Town Supervisor Catherine Borgia, who announced her candidacy last week. Konig unsuccessfully ran in 2009, losing
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