I Know Why the Wild Bird Sings; Or Do I?
The bird sings in the forest. Does it seek to be admired for its song? -Kwai Chang Caine, Kung Fu A few years ago a young man came with his father to an Audubon Society event. Though he
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Summer Movies that are Hot (and Not!)
Everyone is attempting to return to a sense of normalcy as vaccine rates slowly increase throughout the country. Part of that normalcy is just going for a casual night out to the movie theaters with your family and friends. While
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Want to Escape the Pandemic Blues? Think Pink!
By Bill Primavera After enduring the “blues” of the COVID-19 pandemic for almost two years, enduring “black” moods because many of us find ourselves in the “red” with the loss of jobs, or perhaps we’re “green” with envy of those
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Italian Women Winemakers Add Their Imprint to Family Legacies
In my last two columns, I’ve discussed the role of women in winemaking — specifically in the United States and Western Europe. Selective strides have been made in the last quarter century by women winemakers who have been given the
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How To Improve Your Golf Game While Avoiding Back, Shoulder Pain
By Dr. Benny Salanitro Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have turned to the golf course as a way to get outdoors for a safe and socially distanced form of exercise. Over the last year-and-a-half, there has
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Popular Horsefeathers Pub Marks 40 Years in Tarrytown
More Summer Bites and Pieces… By Morris Gut The storied towns and trails that make up the Sleepy Hollow area of Westchester certainly have their share of fables and tales. There are certainly some taverns and dining venues dotting the
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By Bill Primavera As a realtor, I have learned much of what I know as The Home Guru from my buyers and sellers. One example, learned early in my career in real estate from my early buyer clients Jennifer and
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Significant strides have been made in the last quarter century by women in the American wine industry who have been given the opportunity to ply their trade. These women have been able to infiltrate the industry based on their proven
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Meteor Showers an Annual Treat During Second Half of Summer
By Scott Levine If you need any more proof that summer is fleeting, as July becomes August we’re already in the last full month of summer. Maybe you’ve noticed that we’ve been slowly and steadily losing daylight since June’s solstice.
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Travel Back 50 Years in Three Hours at Shelter Island
By Richard Levy Taking the 10-minute ferry to Shelter Island from Greenport or Sag Harbor is like boarding a time machine. When you drive off the ferry, you’ve arrived in a magical, storybook island covered with gingerbread houses, windswept picturesque
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