Barbie’s come a long, long way
Time was when Barbie was synonymous with a stereotype of feminine beauty. Today, Mattel, Barbie’s parent company, understands like Victoria’s Secret that there’s more…
Anything but retiring
The Old Guard provides social opportunities for retired businessmen.
Katy Ferrarone’s richly textured new works at CB Gallery
Transmute,” an exhibit of abstract, richly textured works by Waccabuc’s Katy Ferrarone, at CB Gallery in Katonah.
Of mice, men and La Mancha
Westport Country Playhouse’s HD archival streaming of ‘Man of La Mancha’ and ‘Of Mice and Men’
All hail nail art
WAG graphics designer Sarafina Pavlak creates her own nifty nail art.
Custom Candle Co. has your (zodiac) sign
Custom Candle Co. in Bedford Hills makes eco-friendly candles.
To and from Vincent, with love
As the floor seems to rise and fall away, images flood galleries top to bottom and all around.
Greenwich entrepreneurs launch new cookie company
Let’s face it: We’re all Cookie Monsters. But we also want to eat food that is healthy and flavorful.
How Open Door’s Lindsay Farrell became her best physical self
Lindsay Farrell tackles a triathlon like she does her professional life – with energy, determination and passion.
Spotlight on Japan
With the Olympics in full swing, all eyes are on Japan.
EDITOR’S LETTER
August is a funny month, isn’t it? For many of us, it’s the last call for summer vacation. But it’s also “the most wonderful…
Area colleges take up the ‘Covid Challenge’
To get young people vaccinated, the White House and the U.S. Department of Education have asked colleges and universities across the country to sign up for the Covid-19 College Vaccine Challenge. Many in Connecticut and New York have answered the call.
Singing the praises of community college
Few are better equipped for the current spotlight shining on community colleges than Belinda S. Miles, president of Westchester Community College, the largest college in the county and the State University of New York (SUNY)’s first federally designated Hispanic Serving institution.
Leveling the playing field for Hispanic students
Latino U College Access (LUCA) helps high-achieving but underserved Latino students from Hispanic-majority high schools in Elmsford, Ossining, Sleepy Hollow and White Plains attain the dream of becoming the first in their families to graduate from college.
Marketing to a Hispanic audience
Fingerthink helps companies engage with a key driver of the American economy.
Why golf is good for business (and nonprofits)
Golf, it has been said, is a good walk spoiled. But for businesses and their nonprofit partners, it’s an opportunity to do well by doing good.
A more open US Open
The US Open returns this month with a less restricted format for fans and players alike. But that doesn’t mean it is without its challenges.
Refreshing a brand to ‘the T’
Few companies are better at periodically reinvigorating themselves than Tiffany & Co, which has done just that with its new “Give Me the T” campaign starring Tracee Ellis Ross, Anya Taylor-Joy, Eileen Gu and Tiffany’s T1 Collection.
A generous send-off
The Inner-City Foundation for Charity & Education bows out with $6 million in grants.
August Editor’s letter
August is a funny month, isn’t it? For many of us, it’s the last call for summer vacation. But it’s also “the most wonderful…