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Small-business owner Fred Satin hears “Main Street” in the news about the economic fallout from Wall Street and knows they are talking about his business in downtown White Plains.
Naomi L. Adler will take over next month as president of United Way of Westchester and Putnam, a leading corporation that assists those touched by the September 11, 2001 bombings.
Paterson looks to fix contract disparity to women, minority businesses
Oct-07-07, 07:00 PM
Lt. Gov. David A. Paterson told a women’s business group in Westchester County last week that he will be the “sheriff” needed to enforce a state law and policy program to open doors for women- and minority-owned businesses in state contracting.
Greenwich Hospital of Connecticut recently celebrated the opening of its new satellite administrative office across state lines at 900 King St. in Rye Brook.
Chill-bitten passengers picked peppers from greenhouse plants as the Science Barge, a Yonkers-bound tourist attraction and floating educational center, was tugged up the wind-whipped Hudson River last week from Chelsea Piers to its new mooring at the foot of new residential development on the city’s downtown waterfront.
Before a cheering crowd led by a vanguard of General Motors publicists, the automotive industry’s sustainable future made an appearance in Westchester County last week.
In a mailing blitz targeting the public places and businesses frequented by senior citizens, Westchester County last month launched a community education campaign in an ongoing effort by a public and private partnership to curb elder abuse, a growing and often hidden national problem.