Finding a responsible landscaper that can do the work a homeowner requires without feeling they’ve been gypped is a reasonable expectation. Unfortunately, too many residents have horror stories to tell of perpetual billing without confirmation that some or all of
Read MoreThe Yorktown Funeral Home opened in Shrub Oak five years ago, but the funeral home business has been a long tradition for the Guarino family. Mount Pleasant resident Anthony Guarino and his daughter, Tracy, who resides in Yorktown, are continuing
Read MoreThe Enrichment Center of Yorktown may have changed locations this year, but it is still continuing its tradition of serving children through its before and after school programs. Executive Director Marianne Minard of Ridgefield, CT and Site Director Ginny Hill
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board approved a new contract for Town Administrator Joan Goldberg last week ensuring the municipality’s first-ever administrator will remain in place for at least the next two years. The three-year agreement, approved 4-0 by the board
Read MoreSeveral local Democratic officials are calling for a halt to construction on the Algonquin gas pipeline until the plan to clear-cut hundreds of trees in Blue Mountain Preserve is reviewed by state officials. State Assembly members Sandy Galef (D-Ossining) and
Read MoreFishkill residents Lauren and Alexandra Olivieri have been a hair styling duo for years as Alexandra decided to follow in her mother’s professional footsteps. The Olivieri’s decided to go out on their own and opened Salon O in May in
Read MoreThe Crossett family has long been active in the restaurant field and two members of the clan recently brought their skills to Yorktown. Katonah resident Bob Crossett and Bedford resident Matt Crossett, his brother, opened the Yorktown Grill in the
Read MoreThis is a landmark year for Tri-State Engineering, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary in Yorktown. New Milford, CT resident Bradley Huntington opened his northern Westchester business in 1995 and he also operates a business in the community where he
Read MoreYorktown resident Robert Joyce received some practical advice from his late father, John, who was an accountant, when he was growing up. “He said the world will always need accountants. You’ll always have a job,” Joyce recalled last week. Joyce said
Read MoreDays after a Yorktown woman was killed crossing Columbus Avenue in Valhalla, the Mount Pleasant Town Board and Police Chief Paul Oliva pledged to try and slow down speeding motorists on the road. Three residents at the Sept. 15 town
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