Ossining In-laws Aim to Revive Village Landmark

A long-vacant historic landmark at the gateway to the Village of Ossining’s downtown may finally have new life, thanks to sisters who co-own a nearby beauty salon and their husbands.  The sale of the former Bank for Savings building at 200 Main St. was under contract in late October, after the Board of Trustees approved the sale of the property to 108 Evolve Properties LLC for $165,000.   The price was based on an appraisal for what was deemed surplus property, according to the village, which owns the building.  The former Ossining Back for Savings at 200 Main St. building dates from 1908 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Photo: Village of Ossining Evolve Properties is acting on behalf of Val Tana and Zamira Cutra, co-owners of VaZa Salon, and their husbands Klevis Tana and Elvis Cutra, who once co-owned a Yorktown Heights steakhouse.  The couples have proposed turning the building into either a food and hospitality destination or a high-end kitchen and appliance stor