What's Open on Sunday?

Local businesses were humming on Saturday, with residents stocking up on supplies and preparing for power outages for a day, or more. While some shops are playing it safe and keeping their doors closed—and employees at home—others are striving to stay open to provide essentials needed for storm recovery.

"People may need products to deal with flooding in their homes," said Bart Tyler, proprietor of in Katonah. "We have plenty of sump pumps, discharge hosing, extension cords and...wet vacs could be needed."

Tyler added that tarps, cords and general hardware for unexpected, makeshift repairs were in plentiful supply. Thought they were out of D, C and lantern batteries, they had double and triple A batteries and fuel for portable cook stoves. 

Boutiques like , and specialty food shops like Sgaglio's have opted to close. But local supermarkets are aiming to open on time, barring any power outages. As of 8 p.m. on Saturday, none had plans to close tomorrow.

Residents of Bedford have been urged to stay off the roads after 8 p.m. Saturday, and town officials have declared a state of emergency the duration of the storm. However, should locals need to get out for essentials, here's a short list of places that will be open:

• A&P Bedford

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