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Nick Katsoris, a lawyer from Eastchester, went from writing crime thrillers to penning a beloved children’s book series that has galvanized thousands of children…
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Nick Katsoris, a lawyer from Eastchester, went from writing crime thrillers to penning a beloved children’s book series that has galvanized thousands of children…
Read MoreStory written by Adria Goldman Gross Often what you suffer in this world can open the door to fulfillment — for you and…
Read MoreThis past May, the Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa at The Westchester in White Plains reopened after a $2 million facelift that refurbished the…
Read MoreA dish — and memories — to warm your December. When I was growing up, I had a best friend whose mom, Evie, was…
Read MoreSo, there’s a battle raging in northern Portugal, or, should I say, gently and pleasantly simmering. Vinho Verde describes a winemaking style and a…
Read MoreChef Constantine Kalandris has staked his claim at yet another address. The chef-owner of 8 North Broadway in Nyack and 273 Kitchen in Harrison…
Read MoreAny jewelry lover worth her armoire full of treasures knows well — and quite likely owns — pieces by Kenneth Jay Lane. For some five decades,…
Read MoreJeffrey Levinson’s is not the story of a designer who spent his early days working on fashion sketches or studying fabric swatches. In fact,…
Read MoreAs she speaks, a small group continues to gather around Bea Valdes and the showcase of her one-of-a-kind accessories. Valdes is a study in…
Read MoreWomen around the world look with envy to the Parisian woman, that eternally chic creature. But, it must be noted, the men of Paris…
Read MoreThe CW’s “Reign” — which casts Mary, Queen of Scots as an insipid Goody Two-Shoes and her mother-in-law Catherine de’ Medici and rival/cousin Elizabeth…
Read More“As grand as he is humble” was the way André Leon Talley described his friend and mentor Oscar de la Renta after the Katonah…
Read MoreHe was one of the finest artists you’ve probably never heard of. Or maybe you know the work but not his name. Or you…
Read MoreSculptor Sarah Haviland has always been passionate about nature and the feminine in nature. In the 1990s, her superb goddess sculptures — such as…
Read MoreIt’s a sunny Tuesday morning on Field Road in Cos Cob. The quiet and calm of the residential street belies the beehive of activity…
Read MoreFor Louise Krasniewicz, it’s a small world, after all. The Stamford native is not only an artist, but an anthropologist. And, she says, “If…
Read MoreGiacomo Puccini’s sumptuous opera “Turandot” — which The Metropolitan Opera is presenting in Franco Zeffirelli’s shimmering production through Jan. 30 — fascinates for many…
Read MoreJoseph Campbell’s study of comparative mythology over the course of 38 years teaching at Sarah Lawrence College in Yonkers would have a profound influence…
Read MoreKristin Sollenne greets two visitors to Bocca Di Bacco, a chíc Italian restaurant just a few blocks from Times Square. With the warmth of…
Read MorePreventing homelessness among the vulnerable working poor has been a major focus for Katonah’s Oscar and Nan Pollock for the past 25 years. Realizing…
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