New Globally-Inspired Eatery Opens Inside Historic Building In Port Chester
Fans of dishes cooked in wood-fired ovens and enjoyers of aged meats may want to visit an all-new restaurant housed in an over 140-year-old building in Westchester.
1881 Kitchen Table, located in Port Chester at 112 North Main St., will hold its grand opening on Thursday, July 18, the owners announced.
Located in the village's downtown area, the restaurant, which is now open, was constructed inside a building dating back to 1881 that once housed a library, a gentleman's room, a speakeasy, and Siegels and Hart Schaffner Marx clothing stores.
The eatery's owners, …
Adam Raduszewski, Of Pennsville, Dies At 43
Adam G. Raduszewski, Jr., of Pennsville, died on June 17, according to an obituary published by Laughrey Funeral Home. He was 43 years old.
Adam was currently employed at Trek Bicycle Corp., his obituary said.
The Pennsville Memorial High School graduate earned a bachelor's degree in construction engineering from National University
"Adam had a silly, goofy personality, often cracking jokes and being sarcastic," his obit said.
He would take his children bowling, play arcade games and had many nights of playing video games with his boys, the obit said.
"He was highly intelligent an…
$15 Million Mass Mansion 'Has It All,' Including Private Beach, Listing Says
A custom shingle-style mansion on the waterfront that honors the lot's 150-year history is on the market.
Located in Manchester-By-The-Sea, Essex County, the mansion at 10 Boardman Avenue “has it all,” according to its listing.
It is currently listed for just over $15.6 million.
The six-bedroom, 11-bathroom home (dubbed "Oakledge") features 12,000 square feet of custom millwork, a private beach, a heated pool, a sports court, and more.
Built in 2009, the 10 Boardman Avenue mansion was modeled after the original stick-style cottage built on the property in 1873 (although it may be…
‘Truly One Of The Good Guys:’ Lifelong Hunterdon County Resident David Barnes Dies At 34
Lifelong Hunterdon County resident David Barnes died at his home in Flemington on Thursday, Dec. 29. He was 34.
Born in Flemington, David was raised in Delaware Township, where he attended Delaware Township School and learned to embrace the outdoors, his obituary says.
David was described as a “gentle soul, kind to everyone he met,” though he still loved exhilarating activities like mountain biking and camping.
He could also often be found cooking, gardening, or learning about history through novels and movies, his memorial says.
David is survived by his loving parents, Susan and Edward B…
