The Consequences of Being in Denial About a Loved One’s Deteriorating Condition
By: Anthony J. Enea, Esq. Having practiced elder law for almost 35 years I have witnessed first-hand family members downplaying the severity of their…
A modern delight in Greenwich
This Richmond Hill Road Colonial is a totally renovated, exquisitely designed contemporary farmhouse set high on 4.35 bucolic acres.
Off to see Wizard
Meet Wizard, an adorable, scruffy Southern gentleman. It’s hard to believe he was never claimed by his former owner, as he is such a…
Heightened Anxiety for Parents of Children with Disabilities
As if the parents of children with disabilities didn’t have enough stress and worries to confront on a daily basis, the COVID 19 pandemic…
Serene, historic beauty in Redding
It may have been named “Stormfield,” but the house that was built in Redding for Samuel Clemens – better known to readers as Mark Twain – was anything but.
Million-dollar baby
Fun-loving Nelson is searching for an active forever home.
Planning a safe Fourth for you (and Fido)
Independence Day is a marvelous time to celebrate all the freedoms we’ve been graced with – as well as to shop, barbecue, head to the beach, chow down with family and friends and enjoy some fireworks. But that doesn’t mean the holiday isn’t fraught with hazards for you and your four-legged, furry friends.
A one-in-a-million golf tournament
Could you make a hole in one 150 yards from the 18th hole? What about for $1 million? Four lucky people will have a chance to do just that at the Honorine Golf Classic Aug. 2 at The Country Club of Darien, thanks to a Million Dollar Helicopter Ball Drop.
A new day, a new WAG (and WAG newsletter)
Our readers, subscribers and advertisers have been clamoring for a WAG that addresses the lifestyle of business (personal, behind-the-scenes stories of Westchester and Fairfield counties’ companies, corporations and movers and shakers) as well as the business of lifestyle brands. We’ve responded with a new WAG, online and in print now, that does just that.
While we’re rebranding, we’ve decided to give our readers three weekly doses of new WAG in e-newsletters that will feature provocative articles from the magazine as well as fun briefs. You’ll see these newsletters in your inboxes on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, beginning July 7.
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Rolling along with Pepe Auto Group
Mark Hersh, executive manager of Pepe Infiniti on Central Avenue in White Plains, talks with WAG about The Pepe Auto Group’s staying power.
English country elegance on the market in Greenwich
Question: What has a playhouse that’s a replica of George Washington’s Mount Vernon home, equestrian facilities, a carriage house, a cottage, formal gardens, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a treehouse, a gazebo, a six-car garate and still plenty of room for goats and chickens? Why, it’s Denbigh Farm on Riversville Road, of course.
Johnny B good
Johnny B could seriously be a movie star or model pup with that adorable smile and perfect puppy dog face.
The person he always wanted to be
From actor to HIV counselor, Joe Mannetti has helped redefine what it means to be a worker in America.
Judith Ripka bows at The Westchester
The new Judith Ripka at The Westchester in White Plains is both your mother’s and grandmother’s Judith Ripka and something different.
What’s happening this weekend in Connecticut
Music at MoCA, Heather Gaudio Fine Art and Ridgefield Playhouse will keep you busy in Connecticut this weekend.
Kudos…
WAG’s Connecticut-based Phil Hall has brought in another wave of awards to the magazine.
Happy Father’s Day from Old Salem Farm
Just as they did for Mother’s Day, the folks at Old Salem Farm in North Salem have provided us with some thoughts on being parents – in this case, dads – of two- and four-legged “children” just in time for Father’s Day, Sunday.
Happy Juneteenth
WAG country gears up to celebrate the first, official Juneteenth.
Can’t help lovin’ Jerome Kern’s music
Music at Asbury, well-known for its concerts and musicals at Asbury-Crestwood United Methodist Church, presents “A Tribute to Jerome Kern: Songs and Stories Celebrating The American Songbook” at 4 p.m. Sunday, June 13.
Seeing the world through Rosé colored glasses
National Rosé Day is Saturday, June 12, and Freixenet would love you to pour glasses of its three different Rosé varietals.