
Antique furniture can work in any style of home, with any style of decor. Whether you live in a contemporary ranch with an open floor-plan, a center-entrance colonial, or a […] Read more »

Assemblyman Thomas Abinanti, County Board of Legislators Chairman Kenneth Jenkins, NYS Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Congresswoman Nita Lowey and Deputy County Executive Kevin Plunkett, presented Björn Olsson, Executive Director of the […] Read more »

When 5th degree black belt, Master Juhee Kim, arrived in the United States 1 ½ years ago she could not have predicted that her experience at Yoo’s Martial Arts in […] Read more »
Official Results for Tarrytown at 10PM, March 15. Mayor Drew Fixell, Trustees Thomas Butler, Becky McGovern, and Doug Zollo, and Village Justice Kyle McGovern were re-elected.The total number of votes […] Read more »

Re-decorating a room is a costly undertaking; as I designer, I advise clients to budget at least $25,000 if they plan on purchasing all new furniture, accessories, custom window treatments, […] Read more »

Really, winter 2011? Are you as tired of talking about (and thinking about and looking at) this winter as I am? Read more »

As parents we want the best for our children and not simply in the material world. We want them to be safe, kind to others, caring and bright. Oh yes, […] Read more »
Economic fluctuations appear to have a profound effect on nations and individuals. The common view is that we are all subject to these fluctuations, and that consequently, markets and individuals […] Read more »

If you listened to the chattering voices of the popular media outlets, you’d think the national economy is on the mend and good times are just around the corner. And […] Read more »
Year after year, many of us make the same resolutions: we’re going to “be healthier” and “get organized.” Year after year, we attempt, and maybe even succeed in getting these […] Read more »