Kudos to our local Olympic swimmers
On Tuesday, July 27 at the Tokyo Aquatic Center, Walsh and Douglass took the silver and the bronze in the women’s 200-meter individual medley.
A forever bridal bouquet
This Forever Bouquet adds a special touch to any wedding.
Honorine Golf Classic offers you a one-in-a-million opportunity
Time’s running out for your chance to make a hole in one 150 yards from the 18th hole and win $1 million.
No sleeping with this book
If you’re a fan of WAG’s May garden issues then you’ll know we’re big fans of Monacelli Press’ garden books.
Artist Guilherme Lepca celebrates Connecticut
Guilherme Lepca’s portrait of legendary contralto, and Danbury resident, Marian Anderson is on view at the Danbury Museum & Historical Society.
New rose gold Apple Watch bracelets from LAGOS
LAGOS expands Smart Caviar, the first fine jewelry bracelet for the Apple Watch.
Extraordinary everyman
He’s a scion of a Hollywood dynasty, an actor unafraid to venture to the dark side, whether he’s playing a money-laundering banker in “Ghost”…
From WCC to Harvard
Westchester Community College student named Jack Kent Cooke Scholar
Archbishop Stepinac High School to introduce classrooms of the future
Continuing to provide students with the skills they need to become globally competitive at college and in their future careers, Archbishop Stepinac High School will introduce its latest Classrooms of the Future with the start of the new school year in September.
Planet Fitness has relocated in Norwalk
Planet Fitness’ new Norwalk location can accommodate more members and more amenities.
Yankwitt LLP gifts entire law firm Peloton bikes and app subscriptions
‘The family that rides together stays together’
McLain Ward and Jessica Springsteen named to U.S. Olympic Equestrian Team
If their names are familiar, it’s because they have appeared at Old Salem Farm in North Salem in either the Spring Horse Shows or the American Gold Cup.
Back to the future with the Westport Country Playhouse
Westport Country Playhouse heads back to the future with its Radio Theater, a free broadcast series in partnership with WSHU Public Radio.
Beat the frizzies (and the heat) with these GAMA products
Summer’s here and with it come memories of the frizzies and dried-out hair after hours at the pool and the beach (and all the washing and styling).
Color us blue
Summer is the perfect time for blue-and-white fashion and home décor.
Remembering Princess Diana
Had she lived she would be 60 years old Thursday, July 1. The tragedy of Diana, Princess of Wales, was in part that though she gave much she had so much more to give.
Editors letter
Welcome to the new WAG, offering our readers and advertisers the latest in local business and lifestyle news online as well as — hurray!…
Landing that first job by doing you
Greenwich’s Peter Hubbell founded Apply : you to help graduates land their first jobs in a highly competitive market while marketing to boomers with BoomAgers.
Back to (live) business at Caramoor
The Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts in Katonah returns this month for seven weeks of live performances, and a post-festival series, thanks in part to a $41-million capital campaign that has enabled it to survive and thrive in the pandemic.
Warby Parker’s view of eye care
The key to Warby Parker’s business model is its holistic, affordable approach to eye care that has bucked trends and a monopoly.