Dr. Mark Herceg, a neuropsychologist specializing in brain injury and concussion, has joined Phelps Hospital in Sleepy Hollow. Formerly, Dr. Herceg, was the Commissioner of Mental Health for Westchester County, from 2015 to 2017.... Read more »
A longtime Briarcliff Manor resident who volunteered for the fire department and was chief engineer at the Edith Macy Girl Scout Center has died. William (Bill) Eugene Goetz of Brackney, PA passed... Read more »
It was a hot Memorial Day in 1934, when a young Greek immigrant named Thomas Carvelas began traveling all over Westchester selling ice cream out of his ice cream truck. It was... Read more »
If you’ve just heard the title The Feast of the Seven Fishes for the first time, it’s likely because while the meal acts as a bridge to Italian traditions long told, the... Read more »
Ted Gilsinger, who has been with Club Fit since 2007, has been promoted to the position of General Manager at the Club Fit Briarcliff location. Gilsinger got his start as a Fitness... Read more »
When Aggie Shah opened A Maze in Pottery in Briarcliff Manor in 2010, she envisioned it being more than a standard pottery studio and store: She wanted it to be a place... Read more »
Orangetheory Fitness, which combines three aspects into one workout – science, coaching, and technology – has opened a new location in Tarrytown. “We are thrilled to be open in the Tarrytown market,... Read more »
NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital’s 58th Annual Fall Gala raised nearly $300,000 to benefit the hospital’s Digestive Health Center. More than 350 supporters attended the event on Friday, October 12 at the Tarrytown... Read more »
Roz Schultz, a registered nurse and case manager at Westchester Medical Center, completed the New York City Marathon on November 4, raising $6,725 for Westchester Medical Center. Schultz was part of a... Read more »
Chef Navjot Arora from the Chutney Masala Indian Bistro in Irvington has partnered with Feeding Westchester to serve an Indian-inspired Thanksgiving meal to Westchester residents in need. Read more »