Man, 54, Killed In Amenia Porsche Crash Was Community Leader, DJ, Father (Update)
A Dutchess County, NY man killed in a crash this month is being remembered as a beloved father, DJ, mentor, and driving force behind a prominent arts organization in the Hudson Valley.
Scott Anderson, 54, of Amenia, died on Monday, June 8, following a two-car crash on South Amenia Road in the Town of Amenia, as previously reported by Daily Voice.
Anderson, a native of Bedford, Massachusetts, was driving a 1998 Porsche Carrera eastbound near Benson Road at around 4:50 p.m. when he lost control of the vehicle. Investigators said the Porsche crossed into the westbound lane and collided w…
Norwalk’s New River Street Sunset Bazaar Brings Vendors, Music, Food Nights Downtown
Norwalk will roll out its first-ever River Street Sunset Bazaar this summer, turning the Historic Wall Street District into an evening market with local vendors, live music, food and drinks, lawn games, and family-friendly activities.
The free series is set for three Saturdays: June 13, July 11, and Aug. 8, running from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on River Street, the City of Norwalk said in a press release.
City officials describe the Bazaar as a relaxed, walkable way to spend a summer evening downtown, with residents, families, and visitors encouraged to browse, eat, and listen to live entertainment…
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Flower Shop To Close After 8 Years In Croton-On-Hudson — Here's Its Last Day
An independent flower shop in Northern Westchester is preparing to close its doors after nearly a decade in business.
Upper Village Blooms, located at 122 Grand St. in Croton-on-Hudson, announced over the weekend that it will officially close after eight years in business.
The florist’s final retail day will be Sunday, June 7. Throughout June, the shop will also sell remaining inventory, display pieces, and furniture.
Owner Catherine Kondo Arkin shared the emotional news in a heartfelt message posted online, thanking customers, artists, employees, friends, and famil…
Popular Ridgewood Restaurant Closing After Building Sold, Ending 37-Year Run
A popular Ridgewood restaurant will close next month after 37 years in business, following the sale of the building housing the longtime eatery, owners announced Wednesday, May 13.
The Village Green Restaurant, which has served the community since 1989, said on its website and Facebook page that chef and owner Kevin had operated the business for the past 15 years before learning the property had been sold.
“We recently learned that the building was sold to a new landlord, and despite our best efforts, we were unable to come to a new agreement,” the statement says. “Unfortunately, everything…
