At snuggy, stardusted Bedford Post Inn – still co-owned by Richard Gere – WAG senior food and travel writer Jeremy Wayne’s thoughts turn to dining, sleeping, yoga and imagining romantic intrigue among the sleek guests.
Well-established in Westchester, Putnam and Fairfield counties, as well as Florida, GoGreen Dry Cleaners is about much more than going green and indeed dry cleaning.
After 30 years, Mark Buzzetto Sr. has returned to his floral roots in Mount Kisco as owner of Four Seasons Flower Shop.
The Nuremberg Doctors’ Trial and the ethical medical guidelines that came out of it have taken on new urgency in the age of Covid and the Ukrainian War, says Boston University health law professor George J. Annas, who will speak at the virtual April 28 Yom Hashoah Symposium by New York Medical College in Valhalla.
WAG wine columnist Doug Paulding has sipped with the industry’s movers and shakers. But he writes, “I got downright giddy when I was invited to a one-on-one tasting in Manhattan with Paul Hobbs of Paul Hobbs Winery and Hillick & Hobbs.”
“Assisted living communities like The Bristal are critical in providing a safe environment that allows seniors to thrive during the golden years,” says Maryellen McKeon, senior vice president of operations for Ultimate Care Management, which provides guidance and oversight for the communities.
Waterstone of Westchester, slated to open early in 2022, will bring a new level of comfort and sophistication to senior living in White Plains.
The death of retail may have been greatly exaggerated – at least at The Westchester, where new stores are opening almost as you blink.
Meet Luis Miguel Rodrigues, Tarrytown’s own “Renaissance Man”.
A new breed of mixologists is veering from traditional drink recipes to create its own cocktails – just as its counterparts do in the kitchen. Our wine and spirits columnist Doug Paulding calls these experimenters the “Liquid Chefs.”
Fairfield County’s booming residential real estate market is showing few signs of slowing – and may end up being one for the record books. “It’s still hot,” Ryan Raveis, co-president of William Raveis Real Estate and president of William Raveis Mortgage, marvels to WAG. “It’s the first time Fairfield County has been like this for a long time.”
Fine American furniture has an exciting contribution to make to every renovation, re-decorating and building project.
While feet are often overlooked, they are key to everything we do. WAG wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli dips a toe into how to keep feet happy and healthy.
Along with nutrition and exercise, Covid safety must go along for the ride, writes WAG senior travel and beauty writer Debbi K. Kickham.
WAG senior travel writer and food critic Jeremy Wayne wades through spotty service and a case of mistaken identity to savor The Wheel, the signature restaurant of The Village in Stamford, where terms like “farm-to-table” and “organic” actually mean something.
Everyone knows Madeira and Port. But the other wines from the Duoro Valley (seen here) and Vinho Verde in Portugal deserve their places in the sun, too, says WAG Wine & Dine columnist Doug Paulding.
Greenwich’s Peter Hubbell founded Apply : you to help graduates land their first jobs in a highly competitive market while marketing to boomers with BoomAgers.
Uruguayan-born Robert P. Weisz, president and CEO of Rye Brook-based RPW Group Inc., epitomizes the American dream.
The virus made covering the wine and spirits industries tough for our Wine & Dine columnist Doug Paulding. But he rose to the challenge.
I teach this idea of a healthy relationship between items and dogs simply. To have success in removing any sort of primal guarding, you have to do the daily work. I always begin with what I call “trading,” which leads to “sharing.”