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By Morris Gut The grand opening of Fogo de Chao in White Plains, the Brazilian-style steakhouse chain with 56 locations, was an extraordinary experience. If you have never attended this type of dining concept, be ready to consume a great
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By Brian Kluepfel I work in a profession dominated by acronyms. And to be honest, I don’t know WTF people around me are talking about half the time. I don’t know whether to cry or LOL, frankly. I get
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By Bill Primavera Most times when a person or family selects a home, there is a clear natural progression that starts with choosing a town, a community, a neighborhood, then the house. With the purchase of my first home in
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This week we celebrate the birthday of Thomas Jefferson, Founding Father, President – and acclaimed bon vivant. The occasion reminds me of a bottle of 1787 Chateau Lafite Bordeaux wine purported to be owned by him that sold at auction
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By Dr. Zaher Merhi “I am gonna wait and see before I take my vaccine because I am trying to get pregnant” is a very common statement these days! As we learn more about COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccine, and
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By Dr. Tyler Fallon Some time ago participation in sports was driven by comradery, enjoyment and a need to pass time while staying active and out of trouble. Athletics have evolved massively, both physically and mentally, with strength programs and
Read moreBy Richard Cirulli This is my first of a series of columns that will take a tongue-in-cheek approach to applying philosophy as a means to help us improve our mental outlook on life in the hope of using humor to
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My grandfather, Frank McGowan, left Ireland in 1890, to seek his fortune in America. He was a post-Famine Irishman, raised on his parents’ memories of the Gorta Mór, or Great Hunger, of the 1840s, when millions of Irish starved to
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By Bill Primavera When my wife and I were seeking to move from New York City to the “burbs,” our checklist of must-haves was very limited. Actually, there was just one item on the list: we wanted an “old” home,
Read moreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. The COVID-19 crisis has exemplified how loss of control can destabilize families. Besides work and school interruptions, institutional shutdowns complicated the regular flow of legal and transactional activity. Estate plans reliant on court intervention
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