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The Westchester nonprofit Furniture Sharehouse helps families in need furnish empty homes.

Marcus Molinaro wins this year’s Groundbreakers Award from the Land Use Law Center.

Mercy College President Timothy Hall and his wife, Lee Nicholson Hall, have brought a dose of Southern hospitality to Dobbs Ferry.

Palliative care advocate Mary Beth Morrissey is named the new chairwoman of the Westchester Public/Private Partnership for Aging Services.

Two high school students in Irvington run a growing made-to-order cookie business from one of the partners' family home.

The cafe will hold rows of candy similar to the kind its former proprietor traded for pennies and nickels before her...

A new film, “Louder Than Words,” tells the moving story of Greenwich’s Fareri family and the difficult birth of Maria Fareri...

A video producer in Valhalla runs a nonprofit to aid the growth of baseball in Ireland with donations of equipment, money...

Anthony Desiato plans a career in law, but first he’d like to make it as a filmmaker.

The executive director of the Carver Foundation seeks a 90 percent college-ready rate in Norwalk.

A woman leaves behind corporate America to help clients with stress, sleep problems, pain and other health problems as a reflexologist.

In August 2011, the Song family stepped out of their comfort zone to travel to a remote area of South Africa...

The six winners of the awards recognizing top legal talent in the region have been announced.

Forbes recognizes three Fairfield County leaders in its list of the most powerful women in business.

Two Westchester employers offer an ex-convict an opportunity to turn his life around after 36 years in prison.