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The article describes the upgrades made with an XV Level II 1968 Dodge Charger B-Body muscle car built by XV Motorsports of Irvington, New York. It indicates several of the parts added to the car in order to reinforce its unibody making it more resistant to the twisting effects of the road and the engine torque. Details are also provided on the installation of chassis hardware, an automatic transmission, a Levell II disc brake system, as well as the improvements made on the vehicle's interior design, and repainting.

The article explores Villa Lewaro, the estate of Madam C.J. Walker in Irvington, New York. Walker was the first self-made woman millionaire in the U.S. The 20,000-square-foot Mediterranean-style home was designed by Vertner W. Tandy. The estate is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and is currently owned by Harold E. Doley Jr.

Presents a photographic fashion spread from the Lewaro estate of Madame C.J. Walker. Information on Walker.

Reports on the restoration of America's first Black millionaire Madam C. J. Walker's 1918 New York mansion. Life and times of Madam Walker and her route to wealth; Account of Madam Walker's surviving descendants; Description of restoration by present owners Harold W. Doley Jr., chairman of New Orleans based Doley Securities and wife Helena; Fund-raising events at the mansion.

Focuses on ISP Optics Corp. of Irvington, New York. Response of the company to the downturn in the economy in 2001 of investing in its factories and equipment. Hiring of skilled workers in 2003; Factors attributed to the growth of the company.

Discusses the development of the Irvington, New York-based company owned by Bob McGraw which sells herbal medicine. Chinese medicine he discovered in 1896; Factors he considered for establishing the company; Reason for the dual name of his company.

Features Irvington, New York-based Internet company iWon.com. Company background; Company's use of sweepstakes to expand its subscriber base; Television network CBS Corp.'s investment in the company.

Features the interior decoration of the kitchen of Villa Lewaro, a neo-Palladian manor in Irvington-on-Hudson, New York. Designation of the house as a National Historic Landmark; Restoration of the kitchen by designer John Buscarello.

The article previews several establishments which include the MP Taverna restaurant located in Irvington, New York Cafe Le Perche located in Hudson, New York , and the Briarcliff Motel located in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

The article reports that a novel approach to publishing is taken by Flat World Knowledge Inc. in Irvington, New York.

The article reports on the partnership between real estate broker Brian Carcaterra and owners of Winterly Corporate Campus to turn a landmark estate into a unique and fully occupied modern office campus in Irvington, New York. Winterly Corporate Campus is a 45,882-foot complex on 10 rolling acres on North Broadway. It is a rebuilt and expanded Colonial-style three-story home. It will retain its name, Winterly, which is given by the original owner, William B. May.

The article focuses on the creation of a wellness and lifestyle center through the adaptive reuse of an industrial building in Irvington, New York. The project is known as 2 Astor Street which includes the an Eileen Fisher store, a café, a wellness center and studio spaces for yoga, dance and other activities. It is anticipated that the project will be completed in 12 to 18 months once it has received all its municipal approvals.

The article reports on the purchase by actors Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones of a home in Irvington, New York.

A correction to the article is presented regarding a church in Irvington, New York which has created the Children's Psalm.

Reports on the agreement between Tricourt Contracting Corporation and Irvington, New York officials to rehabilitate the Burnham Corp. complex. Price negotiations; Tricourt's design plans; Tricourt's move for $300,000 tax credits.

The article profiles Pat Brown, the chief executive officer (CEO) of the Irvington, New York-based operator of retail food and food service Natural Markets Food Group. It states that he worked at food retailers Randall's Food Markets Inc. and Mrs. Green's Natural Market Inc. It mentions that he worked at the retail supermarket brand Finast while it was being acquired by retailer Ahold.

The article announces the launch of residential eating disorder treatment center in Irvington, New York in 2014 owned by Monte Nido & Affiliates, a provider of eating disorders treatment.

The article reports on the $1 million donation offered by AvalonBay Communities Inc., the developer of the 444-unit Avalon Green II apartment in East Irvington, New York. It mentions its aim in purchasing Greenburgh's parkland as well as its guarantee by members of the East Irvington Civic Association. An overview of the online letter of Delbello Donnellan Weingarten Wise & Widerkehr LLP lawyer Peter J. Wise relative to the issue is also presented.

The article reviews several restaurants including Estiatorio Milos in Miami, Florida Kentro Greek Kitchen Fullerton, California and MP Taverna Irvington, New York.

The article previews a concert titled "10th Season Retrospective: Our Greatest Hits," by the Westchester Jazz Orchestra at Irvington Town Hall Theater, Irvington, New York on December 1, 2012.

The article reports that Prestige Brands Holdings Inc. of Irvington, New York has rejected the 16.60 a share bid from Genomma Lab Internacional of Mexico City, Mexico.

The article focus on the plan of the village officials in Irvington, New York to create a waterfront district of mixed commercial and residential uses and prohibit heavy industry in an area where one private owner already has redeveloped a manufacturing complex for office and restaurant tenants.

The article offers information on a conference organized by Prestige Brands Holdings Inc. to be held in Irvington, New York on February 9, 2012.

The article reports on the 75.4 million dollars revenue loss of Prestige Brands Inc. despite the 34% increase of its income in the third fiscal quarter ending December 31, 2009 in Irvington, New York.

The article reports on the launch of Gold Star rock concert series by Westco Productions Inc. to be held at the Irvington Town Hall Theater in New York for October 2009-March 2010. It reveals that the concerts are part of the company's 30th anniversary celebration. These include "Guthrie Famil Rides Again," by Arlo Guthrie on October 11, Johnny Winter on October 24, and Rony Spector on March 6.

The article reports on the plan of Columbia University Press Inc. to close its warehouse and customer-order operations in Irvington, New York. It states that 21 employees will lose their job due to the closure. According to the author, the restructuring is part of the small nonprofit publisher's effort to reduce print costs while developing electronic delivery of its publications.

The article features Tristan Hickey, an eight grader in Irvington Middle School, New York. She is qualified to be a dog handler/weekend volunteer after completing a seminar with East Coast Assistance Dogs. These working dogs are raised and trained at Children's Village in Dobbs Ferry. Hickey is said to continue to volunteer his time on weekend and school holidays.

The article reports on the company Prestige Brands Holdings Inc. in Irvington, New York on its promotion of over-the-counter allergy gel in the market. Chloraseptic Allergen Block for adults and Little Allergies Allergen Block for children, which are to be applied topically around nostrils, are the products launched by the company. Dean Siegal, director of investor and communications at Prestige Brands, stated that they are spending multimillions for the product's advertisement campaign.

The article offers information on the Building it Right Gala conducted by the Scenic Hudson Inc. at Red Hat restaurant in Irvington, New York. Jonathan Rose Cos., Bridge Street Properties and Leyland Alliance received awards at the gala for their efforts in creating sustainable development projects. Ned Sullivan, Scenic Hudson president, emphasizes that the three companies exemplified the kind of development his organization campaigns for.

The article focuses on the success of the Acclaro Inc., owned by Michael Kriz of Irvington, New York. The company's annual revenue is in the $10 million range. It has attracted and retained major clients such as Oracle Corp., Sony Corp., and Yahoo! Inc. The biggest factor that drive the company's growth is the proliferation of content on the Web.

The article profiles real estate management executive Jonathan Gordon in Irvington, New York. Gordon is a co-partner of his wife Jessica Munzel at Admiral Real Estate Services Corp. Their business oversees real estate assets through property leasing, property management, asset management, facility management and financial analysis. He loves adventure, particularly flying an airplane, since his childhood.

The article discusses the author's experience of living in their house in Irvington, New York. According to the author, he loves growing up in that house, which his uncle, an architect, built for his parents in the 1950s. What he loved most was sitting with my mom and dad by the fireplace. He chops wood and builds a toasty fire, then relaxes beside it with his wife and two daughters.

The article reports that Irvington, New York's Board of Trustees has approved Verizon Communications Inc.'s fiber optic Internet service (FiOS) TV service for the Hudson River village. Verizon is awaiting the state Public Service Commission's approval before launching its TV service in Irvington. Meanwhile, the town board of Greenburgh approved Verizon's request for an FiOS franchise in the area.

The article reports on the closure of Nobis Club and Spa fitness center in Irvington, New York. Nobis failed to appear in its hearing against its landlord, Bridge Street Properties LLC, who filed suit in back rent and liens. Nobis have suffered multiple debts from facility suppliers, employees and membership inclusive services to its customers.

The article reports on the arrival of the Nobis Club & Spa in Irvington, New York. Nobis, is a combination of a fitness facility, European Spa, and a medical spa and it features Elemis, a brand of high-end aromatherapy skin care. According to Jude Massillon, managing director of the establishment, the facility offers distinct amenities and decor and a peaceful atmosphere that encourages members to try all the club has to offer.

The article provides information about Squidoo.com, a start-up company founded by businessman Seth Godin in Irvington, New York. The company lets Web users create their own Web pages called lenses that links to blogs, maps, online stores and other sources of information. Squidoo employs four people at its offices.

Highlights the special concert in celebration of the centennial of composer, Harold Arlen in Irvington, New York. Emphasis of the concert on the jazz and blues side of Arlen's art; Performers; Programs and activities.

Focuses on PMT Productions' presentation of the musical "Shenandoah," in October 2004 in Irvington, New York. Slate of songs in the musical; Story about family bonds amidst the strife of the Civil War; Direction of the musical by Jason Summers; Performances by Ray Anucci and Allen Camacho; Contact information.

Profiles Marjorie Lang, regional manager of M and T Bank in Irvington, New York. Career history; Contributions of Marjorie Lang in the banking industry; Level of achievement.

Reports on the computer software provided by Zysys Solutions LLC for the manufacturers in Irvington, New York. Use of the Zysys Collaboration Engine to organize, store and retrieve a variety of data used by the manufacturers; Expectation of the company on the contribution of the software to its annual revenues; Focus of the firm on design and Web hosting businesses. INSET: Marketers must differentiate e-mail marketing from spam, . . ..

Reports on the construction of an office building by Bridge Street Properties LLC in Irvington, New York. Cost of renovating the property; Confidence of the company to fill the space with tenants; Rental fee of the spaces.

Features the Irvington, New York-based art museum The Gallery on the Hudson. Artistic trends highlighted in the gallery; Themes of the exhibitions that were mounted in the gallery; Benefit of the gallery's education program for school children.

Reports on Doley Securities Inc. Chairman Harold E. Doley's purchase of the late Madame C.J. Walker's first home, Villa Lewaro. Estate located on two acres of land; Number of rooms in the house; Plans to preserve the historical legacy and significance of the structure.

Reports on the marketing of luxury houses at the Legend Hollow community in Irvington, New York state. Starting prices of houses; Features of homes.

The article profiles Irvington, New York-based Prestige Brands Inc. It mentions the company's sales and net income for the year ended March 31, 2011 which reached 336 million dollars and 29 million dollars, respectively. It highlights the major products of the firm which include Dermoplast Sprays, Cloverine Salve, and New-Skin liquid bandage. It also notes Prestige Brands' top personnel including chief executive officer (CEO) Matthew M. Mannelly and chief financial officer Ron Lombardi.