In the long history of wine production and consumption, the United States has played a very minor role. Cultivated grapes have been grown, and wine produced, for millennia. Recently discovered … [Read more...]
Time Running Short to Protect Assets, Qualify for Medicaid Home Services
By Sal M. Di Costanzo Many of you who watch my biweekly Facebook Live videos already know that Medicaid eligibility has recently become even more challenging. As if dealing with the … [Read more...]
Strong Winds Can Knock the Wind Out of You
By Bill Primavera Nothing like strong winds closing down the functionality of a house to get you thinking about things that normally are pushed to the back of the mind by the busyness of TV, cell … [Read more...]
Douglas Adams’ Kakapo and Rudolfo Anaya’s Owl
By Brian Kluepfel Since there’s plenty of time to read these days, I came across two interesting bird-themed books last week. Douglas Adams is best known for his “Hitchhiker’s Guide … [Read more...]
Gabriella’s Italian Latin Fusion Debuts in White Plains
By Morris Gut Mother and daughter Miguelina Martinez and Gabriella Suriel have opened Gabriella’s Italian Latin Fusion Cuisine at 130 W. Post Rd. in White Plains. After a colorful renovation to the … [Read more...]
The Benefits and Detriments of a Wine Consumption Lifestyle
In previous columns I’ve been an advocate for the moderate consumption of wine. I’ve presented the benefits and rarely focused on the negative aspects. (Isn’t there always a counterargument these days … [Read more...]
The Dangers of Trees That Are Close to the House
By Bill Primavera Recently I drove by our former home, a large 18th century farmhouse my wife Margaret and I owned for over 40 years. I was somewhat surprised to find that one of the giant sugar … [Read more...]
Why it’s Important for Your Health to Keep Moving When Working Remotely
By Amanda Notley With the outbreak of COVID-19, workplace regulations have caused many companies to encourage employees to work from home. But being in the comfort of your home can easily lead to a … [Read more...]
It’s Time to Start Preparing for Changes to Medicaid in New York
By Alan D. Feller In the midst of the worst health crisis to hit our country in over a century, on Apr. 2 New York State legislators and the governor passed a budget which called for major … [Read more...]
A Foot in Two Countries, a Harp in His Hand and Homage From a King
By Brian McGowan In a recent issue we spoke of the cláirseach, or harp, as a musical instrument immediately and passionately identified with Ireland, and Turlough O’Carolan, the most famous of … [Read more...]
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