Living in style
Photographs by Tim Lee JOHN JUNE HOUSE AT A GLANCE • North Salem • 4,651 square feet • 12.96 acres • Bedrooms: 5 • Baths:…
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Power play
A doc with (World Cup) fever
All photographs courtesy of Mark A. Vitale. Mark A. Vitale was waiting for his plane to leave Brazil for the United States –…
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Down to the sea with Scotch
When James Henderson began making whisky in Wick, Scotland in 1826, his was the northernmost distillery in that nation and there was not a…
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Pooling resources
New Rochelle resident Roger Kahn is not the elegiac sportswriter who penned “The Boys of Summer,” though when he graduated from college and moved…
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The new American pastime?
Some Americans still hate soccer because it’s an assault on the sanctity of the American rite of snack time. That must be the reason….
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Still in the garden, sitting pretty
A conversation with John Danzer will always yield a few things – and among the constants are not only a few laughs but also…
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Riding into WAG country once more
Three great equine events ride into WAG country late summer – two at the Greenwich Polo Club, the third, the American Gold Cup, at…
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No hard choice for Hill’s supporters
It takes a village to stage a book signing – especially when the village is Chappaqua and the book, “Hard Choices,” is by one…
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Not for women only
The number of men taking Pilates classes is on the rise and with good reason. The perfect complement to cardiovascular and resistance training, Pilates…
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Fail, Caesar!
Revenge, they say, is a dish best served cold. And few understood that better than the Roman philosopher Seneca – whose intricate dance of…
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Net appeal
Photographs courtesy of L’Etoile Sport Yesim Philip is no dilettante when it comes to tennis. The avid player – who also once played professional basketball…
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Bagging it
What’s new at Neiman’s? Givenchy handbags guaranteed to get you in the mood for fall. The colors are basic but yummy; the leather, luscious;…
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A European sampler
Photographs by Bob Rozycki Five countries in 12 days. Spain, France, Monaco, Italy and England. OK, Monaco is technically a principality. That was…
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Fashioning the next chapter
As a longtime White Plains retailer, Mary Jane Denzer watched The Ritz-Carlton, Westchester rise. And something else: She had her eye on 5,000 square…
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Far from the World Cup
The locker rooms at Alan R. Skidelsky Memorial Field in New Rochelle are what you might call a work in progress – which is…
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A Waccabuc winner
Photographs by Tim Lee ROCK SHELTER AT A GLANCE • Waccabuc • 9,552 square feet • 4.03 acres • Bedrooms: 5 • Baths: 7…
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August Chic choices
LOVE ALL Thank Chris Evert. She was playing in the US Open back in 1987 when the clasp on her diamond bracelet broke and…
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Greasepaint and a rock ’n’ roll heart
It’s a thick, steamy morning in Brooklyn, but Condola Rashad still looks cool after walking to Café Ghia, a tiny neighborhood spot near her…
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Mind games
Bob Pargament is used to the mix of skepticism and misinformation. After all, his profession is not one most encounter every day. “People don’t…
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Catering to the horsey set
While you’re ordering your tickets for the American Gold Cup (Sept. 10-14 at Old Salem Farm), you might also want to make reservations at…
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