Sylvie Shine: Senior Snoop Sleuth
byWAG alum Barbara Nachman would like to introduce you to Sylvie Shine. Sylvie is the amateur detective in the new murder mystery, “Sylvie Shine:…
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We see dead people
byFunny piece in a recent WWD about the propensity among magazines like Vanity Fair to put dead celebrities on the cover. (Case in point…
Living the dream
byPhotographs by Bob Rozycki When Rolando Santana was a student at White Plains High School, Neiman Marcus at The Westchester wasn’t just a store, it…
Experiencing the Alamo
byOn Saturday, the date I had been finally waiting for had arrived. After many articles and a hardhat tour, the Alamo Drafthouse in Yonkers…
Remembering the Alamo…in Drafthouse form
byOne time I was driving through Ossining and I noticed a sign saying a Quiznos was opening soon on South Highland Avenue. I nearly…
Chelsea Piers’ home court advantage: Gigi Fernández
byPhotograph by Bob Rozycki Chelsea Piers clearly had its eye on the ball when it opened in Stamford last year and hired tennis great…
Supporting players
byInside every man who’s a great chef beats a heart that yearns for him to be a male model. Just kidding, of course. But…
An arresting chef
byBy Torey Van Oot Joel Hurliman’s first real foray into cooking was really a matter of safety. An inspection of the mess hall he…
A touchdown for the sightless
byMy Aunt Mary – rest her – always said you could tell a lot about a man by the way he treated children and…
Drawing inspiration from travel, nature
byLandscape painter Joy Moser has learned much about art from visiting other places. “During my travels, (husband) Marvin and I had taken hundreds of…
Ghostly route
byStory and photographs by Audrey Topping If any place deserves to be haunted, it is the old Silk Road. For amid the ruins of…