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Westchester Eatery Closing After Just One Year Westchester Eatery Closing After Just One Year
Westchester Eatery Closing After Just One Year A Westchester restaurant and brewery has announced it will close its doors after just one year of operation, leaving patrons and staff reflecting on its short but memorable run. The closure of Miles, The Prince, located at 873 North Broadway in White Plains, will take place after its final day on Saturday, Nov. 30, according to an announcement posted by owner and founder Zach Goldstein on the restaurant’s Instagram page. Although Goldstein did not reveal a reason for the closure, he thanked former guests who "filled this space with love and memories." "Getting to know MTP’s dedicated …

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by Ben Crnic
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New Brewery Built In Historic Northern Westchester Church To Open Soon New Brewery Built In Historic Northern Westchester Church To Open Soon
New Brewery Built In Historic Northern Westchester Church To Open Soon An all-new craft brewery and gastropub built inside a Northern Westchester church more than a century old will ring in the new year with a grand opening celebration.  Argonne Rose Brewing Company, located in Mohegan Lake at 1715 East Main St. (Route 6), will hold a grand opening on Saturday, Dec. 31 from 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. to celebrate New Year's Eve. The first visitors to the establishment will be treated to quite a unique setting. That's because the brewery is built inside of the historic St. George's Church, which was originally constructed in 1911, according to owners Marc …

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by Ben Crnic
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Bottoms Up! New Westchester Breweries Opening North, South Of I-287 Bottoms Up! New Westchester Breweries Opening North, South Of I-287
Bottoms Up! New Westchester Breweries Opening North, South Of I-287 Do three Nor'easters this month with a start-of-spring storm set for Wednesday make you want to drink? Well, now you have plenty of excuses to tip some brews. "It's water, not murder" is the unofficial tagline of the soon-to-be-opened Sing Sing Kill Brewery (SSKB). The new Ossining business -- set to start pouring its beers later this spring at 77 Spring St.-- is all about paying homage -- and celebrating — local history. Hence, the name -- and nod to the past, as reported here earlier by Daily Voice. The Village of Sing Sing was established years before its most famous institu…

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by Jon Craig