Sunny Cover Brings Coffee Culture to Peekskill

The Peekskill Coffee House's Sunny Cover wanted a place to meet people over a cup of coffee, so she created that place herself.

The Hudson: Water Playground for Adults

Wake surfing, paddle boarding and sailing lessons are available right here in town.

Get to Know a Bartender: Peekskill Brewery's Amy Peterson

Amy Peterson has an appreciation for the Brewery's homemade beers and the eclectic clientele Peekskill drops on her bar stools.

Metro North Seeking Tenant to Fill Former Kelly’s

Several offers on the conveniently located building have been made since the Metro North issued an RFP two weeks ago.

Your Own Business-You CAN Make it Happen

Starting your own business may be your dream, and with time, effort and planning, it really can become your reality.

New Parents Get First Portrait of Babies at HVHC

New 3D-4D Ultrasound can capture real portraits of babies.

Get Your Resume Through to Employers

Looking for a job can frustrating. Creating a resume that gets you called for the interview is key to your success.

Same-Sex Marriage Could Help Revive Local Wedding Industry

The legalization of same-sex marriage in New York could provide a much-needed jump in business for the local wedding industry, which has been in a slump during the recession.

Homestyle Bakes for the New York Yankees

The New York Yankees commissioned Homestyle Desserts to create a Yankee/Hard Rock Café themed cake for its Old Timers weekend celebration.

Five Reasons to Visit Peekskill’s BeanRunner Café

The lunch crowd loves the BeanRunner Cafe. Here are some more reasons to check out the popular spot on Division Street.

The Blessing of Peekskill's Trolley

Peekskill's new trolley Stella was blessed by Bishop Michael Champion at the Youth Bureau last week.

Get to Know A Local Farmer's Market Vendor: Worldling's Pleasure

Worldling's Pleasures offers a variety of baked goods and fine cheese products made from local ingredients.

Pulling Up at Peekskill's TreatStation

Peekskill residents enjoy trains and treats at TreatStation on South Division Street.

Plans to Demolish Decaying Cottages on Route 6

Plans to replace cottages well known for drugs and crime with nicer condos were discussed at Cortlandt Planning Board Public Hearing.

Technology as a Defense for Distracted Driving

New voice activation technology in vehicles is designed to deter distracted driving.

New Booker at Paramount

Seth Soloway, the new general manager at the Paramount Center for the Arts, is dedicated to bringing entertaining and educational programming to the non-profit organization.

Landscaper Accused In Wage Violation Scheme

D.A.: Company skimmed more than $130,000 by failing to pay workers proper wages on public projects for agencies including Peekskill Central School District.

City and Sanca May Be Closer to a Deal

The City of Peekskill and Homestyle Desserts owner Rose Sanca are one conversation closer to finalizing a parking deal for Sanca’s store.

Open Houses this Weekend in Peekskill-Cortlandt

Open Houses this weekend in the Peekskill-Cortlandt community.

Homes Sold in the Cortlandt-Peekskill Area

Homes sold in our area, and the many variables involved with why you should buy a home.

Open Houses in Peekskill-Cortlandt, May 14-15

Ay Caramba! Many Open House this weekend in the Peekskill-Cortlandt area.

Sold! This Week's Look at What Sold in the Cortlandt-Peekskill Area

Signs of a much healthier market: last year for this week, we had only two sold properties.

Open Houses This Weekend in the Peekskill-Cortlandt Area

Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there! I have three Open Houses to share with you for Saturday; take a drive and see what is available

Downtown Signs Have Taken on New Look in Peekskill

Council to continue efforts to improve appearances, educate merchants about compliance with city regulations in historic district

Peekskill, Homestyle Try to Reach Agreement

Architect proposes moving new Lincoln depot visitor center away from street to open up parking for bakery; customer access, garbage bins considered

Open Houses in Peekskill-Cortlandt This Weekend, April 30-May1

This weekend will be a perfect time to scout out homes and neighborhoods by going to open houses.

Houses Sold in Peekskill-Cortlandt This Week

In today's market, it is all about the price.

Monteverde Property Under New Ownership

Monteverde at Oldstone Manor was purchased by Scarsdale couple Arlene and Brent Perrott, who will open it for special events this summer.

Community Unites with Homestyle Desserts In Dispute Over Parking with City

Rose Sanca, owner of Homestyle Bakery, presented the city council with a petition of 2,650 signatures calling for an adequate solution to parking and had friends and family speak on her behalf at the April 11 Common Council meeting.

Welcome Home—to an Open House

The home of your dreams may be just around the corner.

Houses Sold in Our Communities Last Week

Here are what homes sold in Peekskill-Cortlandt last week. Five sold in Peekskill, one in Cortlandt Manor and one in Croton.

House Hunt: Open Houses in Peekskill-Cortlandt This Weekend

Open houses in all shapes and sizes this weekend.

Sold Above Asking Price

Two area homes sold for more than the asking price.

Karta Owner: “I Need Help”

Kenneth Cartalemi says his land is up to DEC standards, he is done fighting for his business, and after more than 20 years of battling he is eager to close the book on Karta.

Welcome to an Open House

An opportunity to see new and different homes on the market.

$7.5 Million Sought to Complete Holiday Inn

Cortlandt restaurateur doggedly pursues funding for Peekskill project to fulfill dream of environmentally friendly, energy efficient hotel on Charles Point

Open Houses in Peekskill-Cortlandt This Weekend, March 26-27

This week’s selection of open houses offers a wide variety of styles and prices.

HVGCC's First Hudson Valley Gateway Experience

The Hudson Valley Gateway Experience brought hundreds of community members to the The Mansion on the Hill at the Colonial Terrace to learn more about local vendors and their services on March 19.

Car Crash into Lou’s Corner Store Closes it for Good

Jack Toia, owner of Lou's Corner Store in Cortlandt, decided to liquidate his business after another car crashed through its front wall last week.

Indian Point Review a Top Priority for Federal Regulators

In the wake of the Japanese earthquake and resulting nuclear catastrophe, Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday said that federal nuclear regulators have promised to make Indian Point their top priority in a nationwide review of nuclear plants.