By Richard Levy As a travel writer with my wings still clipped, just like most folks, I’ve desperately missed getting away. So recently I’ve had my first great escape since the onset of COVID-19. Crabtree’s Kittle House Restaurant & Inn
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera This week, I visited a very nice home in Croton-on-Hudson, which I will be listing for sale very shortly. In surveying the outside property, I spied a row of plants with buds of flowers that for many
Read MoreIn last week’s column I focused on the carbon footprint of shipping wine. This week my focus is on reducing the carbon footprint further, by changing the wine container. Slowly, but inexorably, the wine industry is moving to alternatives.
Read MoreBy Allison Serraro Athletic trainers are health care professionals that provide preventative services, emergency care, clinical diagnosis, therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions. Although athletic trainers primarily provide rehabilitation and therapeutic interventions for physical injuries, they are
Read MoreBy Morris Gut A warm, friendly greeting from Erin, the bartender, and Rob, the manager, was a welcoming start to my lunch at The Barley House on Commerce Street in Thornwood. The wraparound bar area, with its barn wood accents
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera When I was an adolescent, I had a loyal little mutt named Satin (because her coat was so shiny) who would go wild, leaping up and down when I asked if she wanted to go outside? Since
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel I am woefully behind the times, so much so that when humankind goes extinct, the news will take five or six years to reach me, somewhere on a Peruvian mountaintop watching the last DVD player in the
Read MoreThe impact of global warming, and its effects on the environment, continues to attract worldwide attention every day (whether embracing, doubting or refuting the headlines). Changes are afoot in our perception of global warming and climate change, be it short-term
Read MoreBy Alan D. Feller, Esq. Hospital discharge planning for a parent should be an opportunity to craft the best possible therapeutic solution to an ongoing health issue. The reality is that arranging care for a parent is often aggravating with
Read MoreBy Richard Cirulli It is fair to say that life is a lottery, with our birth being the first drawing, rendering us little choice of our looks, intelligence, social status and health. These are only the visible sides of our
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