December 2021

As it heads into the bakery’s 40th year, Greyston Foundation Inc. has relegated many of the aspects of its former mission...

Otis Elevator Co. may be gone, but its former space still hosts major commercial development in Yonkers that is helping to...

A long-stalled rehabilitation, modernization and repurposing plan for the former Glenwood Power Plant is again under active review by Yonkers.

While many municipalities across the United States are running for the solar energy train, Yonkers has been on board long before...

Sugar has long sweetened the economy of Yonkers and its art.

Since Cross County Center opened on April 28, 1954, it has been many things to many different people. And despite the...

In a sense, the challenge of Covid has been an opportunity for Ridge Hill, the 1.2-million-square-foot retail, entertainment and office complex...

“When the smoke alarm goes off, that’s how I know it’s done,” Stew Leonard Jr. says, kidding about his own char-grilled...

Through a recession and Covid-19, Yonkers-born restaurateur and chef Peter X. Kelly has kept faith with his patrons, his hometown and...

Though he has long championed classic French cookery, Peter X. Kelly, chef and owner of X20 Xaviars on the Hudson in...

There are pockets of Yonkers so tony and quaint, they are considered hidden gems. Not only are they situated on the...

The Yonkers hotel has a delicious soft-serve past.

The city of Yonkers, once part of the Dutch settlement of New Netherland, has been a bustling center of commerce and...

Working alongside the committed educators in the Yonkers public high schools, Yonkers Partners in Education’s (YPIE) team of teachers, college advisers...

Does Sarah Lawrence College matter to its surrounding communities? The college and its president, Cristle Collins Judd, want to ensure the...