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Till
debt do us part
Divorce responds to the economy
BY JOHN GOLDEN
In
Chappaqua, Melissa (her name has been
changed at her request) and her husband
are in the process of divorce after nearly
10 years of marriage. They are doing
it without lawyers. Instead they meet
with a mediator, whose fees also strain
their finances.
Banking on buff
New fitness center
in White Plains
BY JOHN GOLDEN
Partners
in a new lifestyle and fitness enterprise,
Apogee Life Style L.L.C., this winter
will open their flagship Apogee Pilates & Wellness
Center in a former bank in downtown White
Plains.
Board-er war
Hospital CEO
pulls name ending biz council spat
BY JOHN GOLDEN
The
threat of membership resignations by
CEOs at hospitals in Westchester County
has forced officials at The Business
Council of Westchester to back off giving
a board seat in 2009 to the head of Greenwich
Hospital in Connecticut.
Top Stories
Nice Ivories
D.C. delegation bares
stimulus plans
Mount Kisco library
in home stretch
The pathfinder
Letter
to the Editor
To
the editor:
I
read, with interest, your column "Notable
Passing" in the Dec. 29
issue of the Westchester County
Business Journal. While I understand
you cannot list every person who
passed during this year, I'd like
to express my disappointment in
your not listing Seymour "Sonny" Katz
of White Plains. Mr. Katz served
as city marshal for the city of
White Plains for 37 years.
OurView
Time
for repair
Economically,
we’re like the hypochondriac
who this time really does have
appendicitis. The appendicitis
they can cure. The hypochondria?
Ehh.
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Bark,
the herald angels sing
The
holiday gift receiving season went swell
for Patriot, a 7-year-old German shepard
(named by the second grade class of the
Sacred Heart School in Hartsdale) as
well as for the rest of the Greenburgh
Police Department’s K-9 Unit. The Hartsdale
Pet Cemetery presented a $1,000 check
to the department’s K-9 unit, which was
established in 2003.
Fiore
Screnci
In and out of the scrum
By RYAN DORAN
Fiore
Screnci a construction manager from Greenwich
grew up in southern New Jersey as a kid
playing football, but was destined to
shine on the national stage in the sport’s
ancestor, rugby.
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