Playing his best
byBalancing a love of tennis with realistic professional goals has led Patrick McEnroe to a multifaceted career in this highly individual sport.
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Beyond the cliff
byGretchen Carlson, who describes being fired from Fox News in 2016 – and her subsequent sexual harassment suit against its then chairman, Roger Ailes – as “jumping off a cliff,” has found her footing.
Labors of love
byJim and Betsy Perry take the phrase “two-career” couple in a whole different direction.
A family’s life on film
by“No Alternative,” a new film by Yonkers native son William Dickerson, recalls a talented sister’s troubled soul and a city in a challenging time.
Parallel lives
by“The Promise and the Dream” – a new book by Connecticut-reared David Margolick – tells the story of two great men on parallel roads that intersected in tragedy.
A haven in the mind
byThe Bronxville Wellness Sanctuary is all about finding more joy in your life.
Quite literary, a Bronxville beauty
byWhat would Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump make of Sinclair Lewis? More to the point, what would he have made of them? In accepting…
Steeped in Bronxville history – Grey Arches and Tanglewylde Cottage
byFew men of influence have stamped a community more than the way real estate and pharmaceutical titan William Van Duzer Lawrence did Bronxville: Houlihan…
Crown-ing achievement
byThe traditional teams with the modern in this Colonial-style home, designed by Bronxville architect Dean Davis and built last year by Westchester developers Steve…
Peter A. Gisolfi: designed to fit
byPeter A. Gisolfi says he’s in the fit-in school, not the stick-out school. Fans of his projects would beg to differ. The founding partner…
Dawn Hudson takes on key role in NFL
byAdditional reporting by Georgette Gouveia. For Dawn Hudson, chief marketing officer of a “little brand called the NFL,” “football is family.” Not only is the…
A culinary dream comes true
byOur July issue, themed “Passion Fruits,” was dedicated to food and all things culinary. If you recall, we visited with Kate Brewster-Duffy, who was…
Head ‘North’ for style
byPhotographs by Bob Rozycki. You wouldn’t know it from appearances but North, Tammy Ehrenfeld’s year-old Bronxville boutique known for its singular approach to…
Stillmeadow Gourmet: a culinary dream
byOn a recent morning in Bronxville, behind papered windows sporting building permits, Kate Brewster-Duffy finds herself surrounded by construction workers, tools and plenty of…
Martha’s Makers
byThe Martha Stewart American Made program really caught our attention last year when we learned that a local man was a recipient of one…
An artistic place awaits its next aesthetic chapter in Bronxville
byPhotographs courtesy of Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty. Bronxville’s lovely and historic Lawrence Park, a 20-acre enclave of vintage homes of the…
A passion for reinvention
byFrancesco Clark’s life is all about channeling his passion. The Bronxville man cares deeply about what he does, which makes any recognition all the…
A most ‘engaging’ menu
bySpend any time with Jackie Ruby and you’ll likely come away entertained, educated and certainly well fed. WAG was recently invited into the sunny-and-spacious…
WAGwit wonders: What makes you a gem?
by“Quality and integrity.” — Pat Caffray, Greenwich resident “I can be tough during the day as a prosecutor and fun in the evening, putting…
Against the tide
byStory and photographs by Mary Shustack There’s something special about stepping into an independent bookshop. It might be the greeting you get, the handwritten…