Isabel Wilkerson speaks at Fairfield U about race
Fairfield University continues ‘Women and Leadership’ series.
Bust-ed
A lust for (sculpted) busts.
Vroom into climate action with a new Tesla
Bedford 2030 raffles off Tesla for climate action.
Who tells our stories?
ArtsWestchester asks, ‘Who Writes History?’
Happy (almost) Earth Day
Celebrating Earth Day.
‘D’ is for diamonds
Connecticut’s Baribault Jewelers hosts diamond seminar.
William M. Losapio – restaurateur, Engelbert Humperdinck road manager – dies at 80
William M. Losapio – co-owner of the former Sergio’s and Gregory’s restaurants in Hartsdale and White Plains respectively, road manager for the singer Engelbert…
Beauty, Italian style
Italian Trade Commission hosts first event in two years.
Anita Hill speaks in Fairfield
Anita Hill to speak at Fairfield County’s Community Foundation luncheon.
Happy Passover and Easter
Commemorating Passover and Good Friday.
Remembering Lincoln and the Titanic
April 14, a fateful day in history.
Paradise in a teacup
A sip of paradise from Tea Forté.
Sowing different seeds of contentment
Alternatives to that perfect, pain-in-the-neck lawn.
It’s April, folks. Everybody, breathe
Coping with stress.
EDITOR’S LETTER
If the Covid crisis and now the war in Ukraine have taught us anything, it is that human nature remains divided from nature and within itself.
Recultivating the image of landscaping
“I want not only to grow and cultivate a national landscape and hardscape company, but also to focus the next generation on what a landscape professional does and how it can help the environment as well as offer a profession,” says Valerio “Val” Morano Sagliocco, president and CEO of the Morano Group LLC.
‘Doing good by doing well’
“Environmental stewardship in business is not just a course. It’s a way of thinking,” says Anthony R. Davidson, Ph.D., dean of the School of Professional and Continuing Studies (PCS) at Fordham University and founder of its Real Estate Institute.
Taking on climate change in Bedford
Building on the success of its Bedford 2020, the environmental group Bedford 2030 seeks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the town by 80% in this decade and to preserve the community’s natural resources.
More than a heating company
Robison is about so much more than supplying natural gas and oil – actually biofuel, a clean, renewable blend of heating oil and biodiesel, which is made with vegetable oil (soybean and palm). “Heating, cooling, humidity controls: What we like to say is that we provide everything to make you comfortable in your home,” says President and CEO Dan Singer.
Medicine with a personal touch
“I love a person-centered approach,” says Sherri L. Sandel, DO, FACP, the recently appointed medical director of Northern Westchester Hospital/Northwell Health in Mount Kisco. “It starts with the patient and making the process all about that.”