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If you’ve traveled to Western Europe and enjoyed a particular wine along the way, you may have had an experience similar to one I’ve had several times. In preparation for a planned trip to Tuscany this summer (with all of
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By Bill Primavera As soon as I read about the apartment building fire in the Bronx that killed 17 people, I went to the door of my condo at Yorktown’s Trump Park, opened it and assured myself that it closed
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By Morris Gut During the pandemic, many Chinese and Asian restaurants closed off their dining rooms and pivoted to take-out only. Some are still in that mode, so check ahead if you plan on dining in. Take-out and delivery remain
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By Brian Kluepfel In his 1970 book “People of the Short Blue Corn: Tales and Legends of the Hopi Indians,” Harold Courlander includes the myth from the Southwest about how many of the birds received their calls. The legend of Yaalpa,
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By Nick Antonaccio The consumer movement toward being one with nature has picked up steam and is moving more and more into mainstream diets. From global environmental issues to locavores’ appetites for foods and products that are natural, organic or
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By Bill Primavera Who says bigger is better? Well, all of us do, it seems, when it comes to living larger and wanting more space, especially if we happen to be downsizing but don’t want to be fully aware of
Read moreBy Andrea Gurciullo Women often make appointments for acupuncture and Chinese herbs for symptoms associated with perimenopause, menopause, PCOS, amenorrhea and painful periods. But it can also ease hormonal imbalances that lead to migraines, low libido, anxiety, insomnia and fatigue
Read moreBy Richard Cirulli When contemplating this year’s New Year’s resolution, we may consider against choosing to live the hivemind. The hivemind is a collective consciousness in which we share consensus thoughts, emotions and opinions, a phenomenon whereby a group of
Read moreDear Mr. Di Costanzo: Does my trust protect my assets if I need to go into a nursing home? Be careful! People often refer to a trust as a one-size-fits-all vehicle, yet there are many different types of trusts serving
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By Nick Antonaccio Here we are, heading toward our third year of living in COVID hell. So…what’s in store for us going forward? I don’t know, you don’t know, the government doesn’t know, the scientists don’t know, the politicians don’t
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