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Lifestyles Mount Kisco Chamber of Commerce 2018 Mount Kisco LIFESTYLES MOUNT KISCO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE For over 100 years, Northern Westchester Hospital has meant that the highest quality, patient-centered care is always available to you, your family, friends and neighbors right here in your community. Just a few reasons NWH is a community treasure… • Nursing excellence • Award-winning Orthopedic & • Inclusive, empowering and Spine Institute personalized care • Cancer Treatment and Wellness Center • Modernized operating and recovery suite • Teaching center for advanced • State-of-the-art Emergency Department robotic surgery • Comprehensive breast health care • Wound care and hyperbaric medicine • Superior outpatient rehabilitation services • Clinical trials Clinically sophisticated and compassionate care, right here, in your backyard. Find out what else we have to offer, visit www.nwhc.net. MEMBER DIRECTORY & COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE 400 East Main Street | Mount Kisco, NY 10549 | (914) 666-1200 | www.nwhc.net Lifestyles_2018-012918_FINAL.indd 1 1/29/18 2:57 PM THE BEST PLACE IN WESTCHESTER TO GET YOUR WEDDING RINGS Engaged? Do you have a wonderful Engagement Ring? Our artist and expert craftsmen wil make a custom wedding band that is a perfect t. We make the bands that t. They t your engagement ring, your lifestyle, your budget, and your nger! D’Errico Jewelry is the BEST IN WESTCHESER according to Westchester Magazine: 2016: Best Place in Westchester for 3D Jewelry Design (custom designed jewelry) 2015: Readers Pick for the BEST PLACE IN WESTCHESTER to get your WEDDING RINGS 2011: Best Place in Westchester to Rent Jewelry 2006: The Most Enthusiastic and Knowledgeable Jeweler in Westchester 2003: The Best Place to Get Diamond Education Before Your Engagement Ring D’Errico JEWELRY 914-864-2688 Lifestyles_2018-012918_FINAL.indd 2 1/29/18 2:57 PM Real Estate’s Freshly Brewed Approach EDUCATE l ADVOCATE l INNOVATE 239 Lexington Ave l Mount Kisco NY 914.666.7792 l www.Cafe.Realtor l [email protected] Lifestyles_2018-012918_FINAL.indd 3 1/29/18 2:57 PM Welcome . On behalf of the Mount Kisco Chamber of Commerce, it is a pleasure to present the 2018 edition of the Mount Kisco Lifestyles Directory. This resource guide provides a unique overview, refl ecting the vibrant character of our Village through a glimpse of historical fact and information on local businesses and organizations that support our community. The Chamber of Commerce, as a membership organization, exists to help create awareness for and promote the outstanding mix of merchants and services that Mount Kisco has to offer. The Mount Kisco Chamber of Commerce is proud to represent a network of very reputable businesses that truly understands the value of collaboration between the business community and civic organizations thru supportive initiatives. The Chamber of Commerce hosts numerous activities throughout the year to promote a fl ourishing business community including the Annual Mount Kisco Sales Days which attracts shoppers, provides family entertainment and gives community and civic organizations opportunity to share their message. The Chamber of Commerce provides the festive holiday look that adorns our downtown each year and organizes the annual Tree Lighting and Santa Visit at our Village Green. Annually, we recognize an outstanding citizen and organization of the year at our gala in May. In addition, the Chamber created and funds the Fox Lane High School Entrepreneurial Scholarship awarded to a Mount Kisco graduating senior student demonstrating academic achievement and community spirit. For its business membership, the Chamber provides invaluable business to business networking opportunities, resources for education, social media, promotional messaging and cooperative advertising opportunities. The Chamber is the leader in providing village new enterprise with a warm welcome and support in establishing community roots. To become a Mount Kisco Chamber Member or fi nd out more about how you can participate, please visit our website at www.mtkiscochamber.com or contact our Executive Directors at 914-666-7525. Sincerely, Kris Mullen & Jane Piergostini Co-Presidents Mt. Kisco Chamber of Commerce 4 | Liestyles Magazine 2018 | Sponsored by the Mount Kisco Chamber o Commerce Lifestyles_2018-012918_FINAL.indd 4 1/29/18 2:57 PM Find It . President’s Welcome Letter . 4 2018 MKCC Sponsors . 7 Doing Good Things . 46 Helpul Numbers . 34 – 35 Houses o Worship . 39 Join the Chamber . 6 Local Hiking and Nature Preserves . 37 Local School & Daycare . 32 – 33 Mark Your Calendar . 14 MKCC Board o Directors. 8–9 MKCC Member Business Listings . .15 – 27 Pumpkins at Night – Beth Vetare Civitello MKCC Member Alpha Listing. 12 – 13 MKCC Photo Contest Selections . 5 MKCC Scholarship Winner . 33 Mount Kisco History . 10 – 11 Northern Westchester Hospital . 45 Parking in Mount Kisco. 53 Parks and Recreation. 38 Transportation . 40 – 41 Village Inormation Who’s Who . 30 2018 Mount Kisco LIFESTYLES MOUNT KISCO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Willow Walk – Maria Nataormina MEMBER DIRECTORY & COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE Cover Photo – Bryan Tompkins MKCC Photo Contest Winner Mount Kisco: Our Vibrant Village Tea House in Autumn – Laurie Kimsal www.mtkiscochamber.com | Liestyles Magazine 2018 | 5 Lifestyles_2018-012918_FINAL.indd 5 1/29/18 2:57 PM Join the Chamber . Today and since our founding in 1965, the Chamber cultivates the unique relationship between commerce and community in our vibrant village. We take pride in Mount Kisco being known as “The Hub” of Northern Westchester not only for being a great place to live, but also for the strength and quality of the business landscape that is integrated into our community. Mount Kisco is home to a multitude of small business entities that help create the fabric of our village, including family owned and operated boutiques and shops to well known national retailers. Our village’s business scene includes premier services in automotive, construction, maintenance, cutting edge healthcare and wellness options, financial and banking services and some of the finest dining in the Hudson Valley. With access to our strong network of resources, our business members are better positioned to thrive. The Chamber’s mission is to enhance economic development in Mount Kisco by partnering with its members to support commercial interests. Because your success is our business, we focus on three areas – growth, networking and advocacy. We offer monthly networking and learning events to expand professional relationships and growth. We rally to celebrate and elevate the accomplishments of our members. We serve as a unified voice to engage local leaders and advocate for the business community. Members enjoy the following benefits: • Business networking events and programs to facilitate connections between members • Cost effective cooperative advertising and promotional opportunities • Educational events to expand your professional development • Business listings on our website for increased exposure to potential customers • Social Media support to promote your business • Special member rates for Mount Kisco Sales Days weekend • Special member rates for Street Banner marketing program • Listing in LifeStyles annual guide that is mailed to over 10,000 households • Ribbon Cutting events to welcome new or expanding business to Mount Kisco • Connections to charitable organizations • Advocacy for economic development To join the Chamber go to www.mtkiscochamber.com 6 | Liestyles Magazine 2018 | Sponsored by the Mount Kisco Chamber o Commerce Lifestyles_2018-012918_FINAL.indd 6 1/29/18 2:57 PM MOUNT KISCO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018 Annual Sponsors GOLD SPONSORS DIAMOND PROPERTIES SILVER SPONSORS CREATIVE www.mtkiscochamber.com | Liestyles Magazine 2018 | 7 Lifestyles_2018-012918_FINAL.indd 7 1/29/18 2:57 PM Meet our Board of Directors Mount Kisco Chamber o Commerce 2018 Board o Directors KRISTINE MULLEN JANE PIERGOSTINI ED REILLY Co-President Co-President Co-Vice President Comprehensive Civic Member Thomas Fox & Sons Reimbursement Caterers MATT GRASSO SUSAN SANQUILY CATHY SEALE Co-Vice President Secretary Treasurer Northern Westchester Red Ski Creative Group Key Bank Auto Body BILL HARDEN JOANN LARIZZA DANIEL ALVAREZ Director Director Director Accel Printing & Leonard Park Wines Westchester Bank Graphics & Spirits 8 | Liestyles Magazine 2018 | Sponsored by the Mount Kisco Chamber o Commerce Lifestyles_2018-012918_FINAL.indd 8 1/29/18 2:57 PM 3 North Moger Avenue, Mount Kisco New York 10549 914-666-7525 www.mtkiscochamber.com JOE DIMAURO LENA CAVANNA Director Director Mount Kisco Seaood Mount Kisco Interaith Food Pantry MIKE JONES DAWN-MARIE Director MANWARING Knight Security Systems Director Beehive Designer Collective JAY HITT GEORGE ARCO Director Director T-Square Properties Arco Cleaning DON FORD MARIANGELA Lietime Member CAVAGGIONI JH Crane & Son Furniture Lietime Member z Coldwell Banker EILEEN POLESE LORETTA BROOKS Co Executive Director Co Executive Director Mt. Kisco Chamber o Mt. Kisco Chamber o Commerce Commerce 914-666-7525 914-666-7225 director@ director@ mtkiscochamber.com mtkiscochamber.com www.mtkiscochamber.com | Liestyles Magazine 2018 | 9 Lifestyles_2018-012918_FINAL.indd 9 1/29/18 2:57 PM The History of Mount Kisco . Mount Kisco was founded in 1850, incorporated in 1875 and became a coterminous Village/Town in 1978 when its residents voted in favor of their own destiny and “seceded” from the towns of Bedford and New Castle, which shared governance over the village. Unofficially, Kisco (or Kisko as it was generally
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