Most people moving to the Upper West Side in New York City neither expect to live in a mansion with a pool in the back, nor are looking to live in an apartment the size of a 2001 Honda Accord. However, that’s exactly what Felice Cohen did for four years. […]
Month: May 2016
Mamaroneck hits the wine trail
Patrons of the village of Mamaroneck hit the dusty trail on Sunday, May 1 for the 10th annual Taste of Mamaroneck Wine Trail, an event held by the Chamber of Commerce to promote local businesses. The trail included 19 stops along and around Mamaroneck Avenue, where participants sampled different wines […]
Internet utility co. looks to bolster Verizon cell service
Verizon Wireless cellular service in Rye may see a major boost as the wireless infrastructure company Crown Castle looks to ramp up its presence from nine to 82 poles across the city. The proposed amendment to Crown Castle’s agreement with the city, which was introduced on Monday, April 13, would […]
Other Central Ave. Bridge shut down for 6 months
Rye residents may find themselves taking an unexpected detour, as a bridge on Central Avenue will remained closed for at least six months while undergoing a slew of critical renovations. The bridge, which is situated over a Metro-North Railroad crossing on Central Avenue next to the Rye Roadhouse restaurant, closed […]
Inside the frenetic mind of a busy mom: ‘A Mother’s Art Marathon’
In 2002, Alla Goldburt-Annopolsky was “splintered” between being a brand-new mother to her son Benjamin, while simultaneously working full time in IT, so she decided to paint about it. During that time, she created 182 pieces, 12 of which are currently on display at Masterpiece Framing in Harrison. The art […]