Biz Briefs: New American on Main, Skin Spa, Areola Architect

Really every day is Small Business day in Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow – save for those several chains we have, with potentially a few more on the way. Read more on this here.

But November is a month dedicated to Small Business, Saturdays in particular.

Here’s a round-up of the latest growths, name changes, updates, closures and coming-soons in our local small business scene.

__Jos Niforos’ head is spinning with new names for his book shop. The sweet (and smart) little shop on Center Street, buying and selling books and records, is now called The Spinning Head. Call first to check times as he has limited his hours. (914) 564-6527.

__Seemingly overnight, Isabella's Bistro, open since 2004, was shuttered. New signs of life quickly emerged though as workers are readying the space for another restaurant. A new American restaurant The Twisted Oak is coming soon to 61 Main Street, from Jacob Parenti and chef Michael Cutney from the Newburgh/New Paltz area. Their this is first venture and they hope to open in December.

__A great review of the The Tapp in the New York Times.

From our Business Update Boards:

__Troubled skin? There’s a new medical spa in town providing the latest procedures to address various skin issues. Spa Nouvelle at New York Group has recently been opened within the New York Group for Plastic Surgery’s Tarrytown office. 

__Breast cancer survivors might find healing in this unique tattooing procedure from Cathi Locati, “areola architect.”

__Riverstone Yoga’s Patricia Donahue is bringing her expertise to the Castle. THANN Sanctuary Spa introduces private yoga classes.

__MSM DesignZ of Tarrytown has a new award under their belt.

__Tarrytown House Estate and Conference Center recently announced three new sales managers to its sales team.