Chianti. Utterance of the word evokes fond memories of a place and time. Of indelibly etched meals enjoyed on a patio overlooking rolling hills of vineyards. Of trattoria house wines, at times sans … [Read more...]
Culinary Pleasures Await Amid Coronavirus Guidelines
By Morris Gut Gov. Mario Cuomo has issued a new COVID-19 directive: no alcoholic drinks may be served without a food order at restaurants, bars and tasting rooms throughout New York State. It is … [Read more...]
What’s in a Name? Birding’s Own Confederate Shadow
By Brian Kluepfel The May confrontation in Central Park between a white woman walking a dog off-leash and a Black birder asking her not to threw into sharp contrast many divisions in our … [Read more...]
Can Taking Advantage of Gift Tax Exclusion Wreck Medicaid Eligibility?
By Salvatore M. Di Costanzo Dear Mr. Di Costanzo, Is it true I can gift $15,000 without jeopardizing Medicaid eligibility for nursing home care? This is a question I’m continually asked, so … [Read more...]
Advice on Coping With Pandemic-related Drinking Behavior
We’ve all gone through the difficulties of isolation, sheltering and distancing for the past four months. Many of us have adapted well, including learning to work remotely. Others have been under … [Read more...]
The New Cocooning and the Home Features it Inspires
By Bill Primavera Like most people, I’m stuck at home thinking about what is going on outside of the safety and isolation of my home. Life as we knew it has changed dramatically during this … [Read more...]
How to Revise Your Estate Plan After Divorce
By Alan D. Feller, Esq. Some marriages end in noise and pain. Other marriages drift away quietly with the signing of documents and only a hint of acrimony. Planning an estate in the aftermath … [Read more...]
The Multiple Influences on The End Result in Your Wine Glass
I’m a firm believer in the influence of terroir (pronounced tair-wahr) on wine. This term encapsulates the specific local conditions having an impact on the final product in a bottle of wine: the … [Read more...]
The Garage is a Necessity for Most House Buyers
As a realtor, I always look for home listing or purchase opportunities that include a garage, mostly because most buyers today demand one. If you’re like me, you pull into and out of your garage … [Read more...]
Mixed Bag on the Dining Scene Since Restaurants’ Reopening
By Morris Gut The opening of dining of restaurants in the area has seen mixed results. In my travels throughout Westchester over the last few weeks, I have noticed different degrees of compliance … [Read more...]
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