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An English-style house renovation in Waccabuc has brought together a wealth of local talent for its high-profile but low-key, personable owners,...

“There are so many vanity publishers out there, and people that will simply take a book because the author has the...

For many if not most people, their home is the largest investment they will make in their lifetime. And while some...

When it comes to art as an investment, writes WAG and Skinner’s Katie Banser-Whittle, “Tastes and trends change, taking prices with...

“Give these questions your attention and turn to your answers into a plan for how you will conquer 2022 and beyond,”...

As we conclude 2021, we have dedicated our December issue to New York state’s newly minted third largest city — behind...

“I needed to change the perception of our city,” Mayor Mike Spano says of his efforts to reinvigorate Yonkers. “I needed...

As Yonkers chief ombudswoman, newly elected City Council President Lakisha Collins-Bellamy wants to advocate on behalf of the entire city, ensuring...

Attending funerals, coping with elevators that don’t work, coaching girls’ softball and, perhaps most important, taking care of constituents: It’s all...

The simultaneous arrival of a major Hollywood entertainment studio’s production facilities coupled with a new chapter for a popular gaming destination...

From quirky mentions (the city is the title character’s hometown in the 1925 pop song “If You Knew Susie”) to more...

An ambitious visionary, 17th-century Dutch lawyer Adriaen van der Donck advocated for a more representative government in the Dutch West India...

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.