By Morris Gut The exotic sounds, sights, scents and flavors of regional Indian cuisine are coming alive at Curry on Purdy in Harrison. Proprietor and amiable host Daniel and his friendly professional staff are wonderful culinary tour guides. Put yourself
Read MoreA Harrison Police Officer was arrested this week after assaulting his wife in front of their child. Frank Corvino was arraigned in Town of Harrison Court on Wednesday via video conference where he was charged with assault in the third
Read MoreWhen Sarah Armisto heads to SUNY Purchase this Sunday morning for the Westchester Walk to End Alzheimer’s it will be with a heavy heart. In June, Armisto lost her father, John, to the disease. While it came a few years
Read MoreGov. Andrew Cuomo signed a hotel occupancy tax into law hours before the Jan. 1 deadline for 14 Westchester municipalities, including Mount Kisco, North Castle and Harrison. The tax, which is permitted in cities but not in towns and villages
Read MoreBy Jon Craig It’s been a dream in the making for three decades: a permanent local “petquarters” for abandoned or neglected dogs and cats. About 300 people attended an open house Sunday for Pet Rescue’s first permanent facility at 7
Read MoreBy Jon Craig A Harrison judge stood his ground Thursday during the Town Court appearance of Lawrence Barrego, owner of the Lake Street Quarry, ordering him to clear vehicles off the property and clean it up. Barrego has a trial
Read MoreBy Jon Craig It’s been talked about and debated for decades, but starting this year, residents throughout most of the Town of Harrison will reap the benefits of competing cable companies offering high-speed Internet, telephone and television service. After a
Read MoreBy Jon Craig A Harrison judge set a trial date for a longtime quarry owner Thursday, saying it’s time he addressed years-old violations of town and village building codes in West Harrison. Judge Marc Lust told an attorney for Lake
Read MoreAs phenomenal as his record-breaking career was with the New York Yankees as Major League Baseball’s most dominating relief pitcher in history, Mariano Rivera’s accomplishments on the field actually pale in comparison to his philanthropic successes, especially for children causes
Read MoreBy Jon Craig The threat of litigation from Harrison neighbors of a town-approved professional soccer facility at Manhattanville College has prompted the New York City Football Club to practice elsewhere. Representatives of the new Major League Soccer team, which won
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