The Burns Center has a “reel-ly” effective program to help nonprofits communicate their mission.

Investment counselor and former ambassador to Denmark builds a center for religious tolerance in Newport, R.I.

Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia may be as daunting as the condition itself.

A Greenwich, Conn., firm seeks to transform the old United Hospital in Port Chester into a multi-use complex.

Not everyone who attended the recent open house on the Tappan Zee’s future saw the idea of a replacement structure...

Polshek Partnership changes its name to Ennead Architects.

The Jacob Burns Film Center’s Media Arts Lab strikes gold with an environmentally friendly building.

With Start Me Up, Irvington entrepreneur Paul Lewis has created a startup for helping startups.

The Tappan Zee Bridge/I-287 corridor project holds two open houses.

County joins new venture at Westchester Community College to train workers.

For Flat World, it’s about the book … and the pocketbook, too.

Michele A. Quirolo, president and CEO, Visiting Nurse Association of Hudson Valley, talks about the importance of home health care.

Westchester chapter of the American Association of University Women seeks to help women level the pay playing field.

With reimbursements declining and health care reform looming, more doctors are opting out of Medicare.

Steve Desloge bought Wilton Art and Framing in 2003. Today he owns six Rockwell Art and Framing shops, as they’re...