Playing his best
Balancing 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
Gretchen 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.
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Labors of love
Jim and Betsy Perry take the phrase “two-career” couple in a whole different direction.
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A family’s life on film
“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.
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Parallel lives
“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.
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A haven in the mind
The Bronxville Wellness Sanctuary is all about finding more joy in your life.
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Quite literary, a Bronxville beauty
What 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…
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Steeped in Bronxville history – Grey Arches and Tanglewylde Cottage
Few men of influence have stamped a community more than the way real estate and pharmaceutical titan William Van Duzer Lawrence did Bronxville: Houlihan…
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Crown-ing achievement
The traditional teams with the modern in this Colonial-style home, designed by Bronxville architect Dean Davis and built last year by Westchester developers Steve…
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Peter A. Gisolfi: designed to fit
Peter 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…
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Dawn Hudson takes on key role in NFL
Additional reporting by Georgette Gouveia. For Dawn Hudson, chief marketing officer of a “little brand called the NFL,” “football is family.” Not only is the…
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A culinary dream comes true
Our July issue, themed “Passion Fruits,” was dedicated to food and all things culinary. If you recall, we visited with Kate Brewster-Duffy, who was…
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Head ‘North’ for style
Photographs 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…
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Stillmeadow Gourmet: a culinary dream
On a recent morning in Bronxville, behind papered windows sporting building permits, Kate Brewster-Duffy finds herself surrounded by construction workers, tools and plenty of…
Read MoreMartha’s Makers
The Martha Stewart American Made program really caught our attention last year when we learned that a local man was a recipient of one…
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An artistic place awaits its next aesthetic chapter in Bronxville
Photographs 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…
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A passion for reinvention
Francesco Clark’s life is all about channeling his passion. The Bronxville man cares deeply about what he does, which makes any recognition all the…
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A most ‘engaging’ menu
Spend 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…
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“Quality and integrity.” — Pat Caffray, Greenwich resident “I can be tough during the day as a prosecutor and fun in the evening, putting…
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Story and photographs by Mary Shustack There’s something special about stepping into an independent bookshop. It might be the greeting you get, the handwritten…
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