“Laugh, laugh, I thought I’d die It seemed so funny to me Laugh, laugh you met a guy who taught how it feels to be Lonely, or so lonely” –Beau Brummels By Richard Cirulli Few may be able to recall
Read MoreHaving sought out new wines for several decades now, I’ve found that I prefer particular styles of wine and specific wine regions. This has certainly helped steer me in the right direction when I’m perusing the numerous offerings at my
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Now that I live in a maintenance-free condo, all I have to do to transition from the summer and fall months to winter is switch the HVAC from air conditioning to heat. It’s as simple as that,
Read MoreBy Katie Streeter The past year and a half has been very taxing, both mentally and physically. People are working from home now more than ever before due to the pandemic and it has taken its toll. Physical therapy is
Read MoreWe all are aware that highly processed foods in our diet can disrupt our body’s natural ability to maintain the delicate balance between a healthy body and compromised states of health. Food additives also affect the natural vitamins and beneficial
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera Some years ago, I wrote a Home Guru column called The Lazy Man’s Guide to Gardening which proved very popular. It presented an assortment of techniques to bypass back-breaking labor in the garden (mostly focusing on proper
Read MoreBy Morris Gut Autumn is in full swing! The air is crisp, apples are falling to the ground at area orchards or just waiting to be picked. Trees are putting on their annual technicolor light show along highways and byways.
Read MoreBy Brian McGowan Like a thief in the night, COVID-19 swept down in the waning days of winter 2020 and hasn’t left us yet. Hoping it will soon abate, we turn our sights back to upended plans and delayed dreams.
Read MoreIf the last quarter century has taught us anything it is that we are no longer “creatures of habit,” the well-turned phrase of older generations. Growing up in my Italian household, I knew exactly what meal we were having on
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When I first moved to Westchester, my new home was an old home, a very old home, built originally in 1734, with wings added in 1797 and 1861. It was interesting that in the original wing of
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