Business & Finance
MAHOPAC, N.Y. - The Greater Mahopac-Carmel Chamber of Commerce held a networking mixer last Thursday at Mahopac Marina and welcomed a new business into its fold. The new business, Party Staffing Inc., provides waitstaff and bartenders and other services for affairs such as weddings and parties and marked the occasion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The mixer was catered by Grand Central Market.
MAHOPAC, N.Y. - Avon calling!
If Supervisor Ken Schmitt has his way, you won’t be hearing those words, or any other kind of come-on from door-to-door solicitors in the town of Carmel ever again.
Schmitt said he’s received numerous complaints from residents who say the number of door-to-door peddlers has grown to the point that it’s become an intolerable nuisance. At last ...
CARMEL, N.Y. - Jeep fans had a chance to celebrate their love of the iconic vehicle Sunday, Aug. 5, and show off their souped-up customized versions while helping to raise money for a couple of good causes.
It was the fourth year in a row that Volz Auto Group’s Meadowland of Carmel (owned by Kenn, Jenn and Barbara Volz) held “Jeep Fest,”— an event that is part car show, ...
CARMEL, N.Y. - Plans to build a distillery at the former Guideposts location (currently the Paladin Center) on Seminary Hill Road in Carmel took a major step forward last week when the Planning Board granted the project applicants site plan approval.
Alexandrion Group plans to invest more than $100 million into the new U.S. distillery. An initial investment of approximately $40 million ...
CARMEL, N.Y. - Plans to convert the old Guidepost property on Seminary Hill in Carmel (now the Paladin Center) into a distillery took a small step forward last week when the applicant—the Alexandrion Group—laid out its plans for the property during a public hearing before the Planning Board.
Representatives from the Romanian-based Alexandrion, along with a team of international ...
MAHOPAC FALLS, N.Y. - After more than five decades of service to the community, an iconic Mahopac business is changing hands.
Red Mills Market on South Lake Boulevard in Mahopac Falls was sold on June 28.
Its longtime owners, Ron and Regina Jedlicka, decided to retire and sold the business to Alex Dabashi, and his brother, Tommy, and his dad, Musleh, who were the franchise owners of ...