“There are so many vanity publishers out there, and people that will simply take a book because the author has the money to do it,” says Emerald Lake Books co-owner Tara R. Alemany. “They don’t really assess the quality of the book or how it’s going to affect the author if that particular book goes out in its current condition. For us, a lot of it is about the ethics behind this and about having a very high sense of integrity.”
Only 20 minutes apart, two exceptional Connecticut hotels, Mayflower Inn & Spa and Winvian Farm, are a treat in any season.
Sacred Heart University’s doctoral program in physical therapy continues to send physical therapists to military facilities all over America – even as it copes with the challenge of Covid.
As her travel agency pivots during and post-COVID-19, The Upper Class’ Brooke Lawer draws strength from the senior citizens she serves.
The biblical story of Jonah and the whale has been spun into a fascinating sea yarn.
Hudson Valley artist and independent curator Carla Goldberg is in the midst of transitions – a new home, a new studio and a new exhibition that recaps her past 10 years of work.
To and From is a “mindful nail concept” salon in Darien that offers clients a relaxing service using only the highest-end, clean products.
Members of Sole Sisters, the Greenwich United Way’s Women’s Initiative, may not be related by blood, but their shared passion for philanthropy has created a sisterhood within the organization and has led them to raise more than $2 million to support those in need in the community.
Through firsthand accounts, rarely seen photographs and documents from the archives of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, authors Margaret Reed of Wilton and Joan Lownds present a fascinating look at life with the Kennedys and their canine companions in the new book “The Dogs of Camelot, Stories of the Kennedy Canines.”
WAG had the pleasure of spending time with Linda Filley back in January. We visited the paper artist in her Millbrook home, a lovely…
Small dishes pack a powerful punch at Taberna Restaurant Tapas & Wine Bar in Fairfield. This is because Daniel Lopez, chef and owner of…
The Pinchbeck Rose Farm is rooted in Connecticut agriculture. The 118-acre property in Guilford first opened in 1929 and is now in its fourth…
The Bartlett Arboretum & Gardens in Stamford is ready for a new spring season with the aid of a newly designed mobile touring app…
Everyone’s welcome at The Old Greenwich Social Club. Previously an Irish pub called Mackenzie’s, “OG Social” maintains a community atmosphere, serving comfort food that…
Presented by Sotheby’s International Realty. Photographs by Steve Rossi. HILLANDALE AT A GLANCE = Bedrooms: eight = Baths: 10 full, four half = Amenities: Lake; ponds; formal gardens…
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Modern lingerie may be associated with sheer, lacy fabrics and figure-enhancing frames. But at Soleil Toile, fit comes before style. “If you have something…
We introduced Songs for Seeds here a few months ago, when the award-winning children’s music program – founded in Manhattan in 2009 – was…
Photographs by John Rizzo. On the field, former New York Yankees center fielder Bernie Williams was known for robbing hitters of extra-base hits…
My long marriage ended in divorce, which was more or less finalized a year ago. Most people we knew or met thought us to…