Bill Cary, Author at Westchester Magazine

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The Westchester County Center Is Back in Business

After serving as a COVID medical facility during the pandemic, the beloved gathering place has reopened for business.

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Taking a Look at Westchester’s Economic Forecast in 2023

Local industry leaders are celebrating numerous signs of a true economic recovery over the past year…and looking forward to an even better 2023.

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Meet Westchester’s Best of Business Winners in 2022

Our readers have spoken! We received over 1,000 of your votes, and you selected 37 local businesses that are tops in their respective categories — from accounting to web development. Six more organizations were selected by our editors for special recognition in different categories.

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Shirley’s India Went From Surviving to Thriving in New Rochelle

When the pandemic hit the Indian restaurant hard, the family behind it adapted with the times to rebound better than ever.

Westchester Home

Where to Find Luxe Living for the 55+ Community in Westchester

For the 55-and-up crowd in Westchester County, luxury living options that promote independence and amenities abound locally.

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Westchester’s Higher Education Leaders Guide the Way to Change

These higher education leaders gave it their all while guiding not only students but also staffs and faculties through unprecedented change.

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Westchester Colleges Adapt to Post-Pandemic Career Needs

With a post-pandemic return to (almost) normal this fall, local colleges bring programming that meets student and employer demand.

History

The Grand Ghost of the Hendrick Hudson Hotel Still Haunts Yonkers

The luxurious hotel burned to the ground weeks before its 1901 opening. 120 years later, its bones still dot the landscape.

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What Healthcare’s New Normal Looks Like in Westchester

More than a year into the pandemic, healthcare looks dramatically different now than it did before the virus struck, with some changes here to stay.

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Westchester Businesses Take a New Approach to Continuing Education

In the COVID-19 era, continuing education plays a larger role than ever for companies trying to adapt quickly and come up with new ways of doing business.

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