Our local Con Edison Co. is made up of some 14,000 employees in all five boroughs with 1400 of that number working in Westchester. In a meeting on June 1, […] Read more »
The most abundant compound on Earth and covering approximately 70% of it, this odorless, tasteless and colorless liquid also makes up anywhere from 55-78% of our bodies. Residents in […] Read more »
The Jessica N. Santos Foundation will be hosting its 6th Annual Memorial Walk and Family Fun Day. This year the event will be held on Sunday, July 22nd at Kingsland Point […] Read more »
Have you ever experienced the wonder of the Cloisters in Washington Heights? From its medieval gardens to the castle proper, it transcends one to a time of long ago. The […] Read more »
Riverstone Yoga (RY) offers numerous styles and levels of yoga, believing that there are many paths, one intention. Its owner, Patricia Donohue, is known for embracing innovative yoga styles. She […] Read more »
A casual acquaintance recently commented to me that she can always tell which of her friends have used interior designers like the well-acclaimed Boston Interior Designer. When I asked how […] Read more »
Dara-Lynn Weiss, Amy Chua, Pamela Druckerman. Not household names, but their beliefs about parenting are getting a lot of attention. Amy Chua is the author of The Battle Hymn of […] Read more »
The Villages of Briarcliff Manor, Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown, and Irvington have finalized their 2012-2013 budgets, and while each budget is as unique as the Village it will fund, there is […] Read more »
Who doesn’t hope for work that taps into one’s deepest talents and interests? Finding it is the focus of an upcoming talk at El Dorado West Diner (460 South Broadway […] Read more »
Seated opposite Executive Chef Scott Riesenberger and co-owner David Breschel it was apparent that both men were living out a dream. In Reisenberger’s case it was to create a style […] Read more »
