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Goodness knows SoHo barely looks like SoHo anymore. Struggling artists who once lived there cheap have been replaced by thriving professionals with deep pockets paying high rents. The cute boutiques have been replaced by chain stores, the funky little dive bars by chi-chi restaurants.... Comments: 0

Posted 01/08/09 @ 10:09 AM

Westchester's Pop Culture

The Top Ten References to Westchester in Pop Culture: 2008 Edition

No blogger worth her bandwith end the year without some kind of superlative year-end list. So, from biggest stretch to best bet, I present to you the most excellent references to Westchester in popular culture this year. Comments: 1

Posted 01/06/09 @ 07:31 AM

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Love Is: the Best Roaster in Westchester

In the southwest of France, around the Gers, there’s a food truck that visits a few of the weekly markets. Once you’ve assembled your staples and stocked up on Guinness and Cadbury’s chocolates at the stall mobbed by the British expats in these parts, you can pick up dinner at the itinerant truck. Comments: 0

Posted 01/05/09 @ 09:04 AM

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Now that you are totally and completely exhausted from the holidays, it’s Winter Sale time. Fashion deals are abundant. It’s last call from retailers who are saddled with tons of merch because apparently no one in this country is shopping for clothes…except us. And we... Comments: 0

Posted 12/31/08 @ 09:24 AM

HOOKUPS AND BREAKUPS AND PRENUPS, OH MY!

To Be or Not to Be - A Dater

The economy is in the crapper, cold weather is coming, and our 401Ks are shrinking like George’s privates did in that Seinfeld episode. But, there’s a whole world of fun and adventure out there if you get off the sofa and pull your eyes away from pay-per-view. What am I talking... Comments: 0

Posted 12/30/08 @ 08:48 AM

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Coyotes in Westchester County

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“I Didn’t Do Anything Wrong”

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Conversations in Clay

Oct 19, 2008 - Jan 11, 2009

BIG JIM WHEELER AND WHEELS OF FIRE

Jan 9, 2009

The Nyack-based musician performs his original songs.

Edwin McCain

Jan 9, 2009

Tonight, Edwin McCain—known for his thoughtful ballads, “I’ll Be” and “I Could Not Ask For More”—hits the...

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Publisher's Memo Archive »
	What a Difference a Year Makes By: Ralph A. Martinelli
Inbox Archive »
	Letters
Talk of the County Archive »
	Winners & Losers
	The Untouchables Despite the tough economic climate, some businesses are doing just as well—if not better—than ever. Among them:
	Winter Driving 101 You, too, can get around town in the snow and ice with a dash of kitty litter, a brick, and a blanket. By: Robert Schork
	Ask The Expert By: Robert Schork
	Oxen Free By: Marisa LaScala
	Our National Treasures On October 6, 2008, the National Park Service designated the Aaron Copland House in Cortlandt Manor a National Historic Landmark. This is the 13th place in Westchester to be awarded this...
	Cuff Him! By: Marisa Iallonardo
	Top 5: James Patterson Bestselling author James Patterson on his favorite young-adult reads. By: Laurie Yarnell
Beauty & Style Archive »
	Things We Love By: Melissa Tomlin
	Saving Face Wintry weather wreaks havoc on your hair and skin. Here’s how to fight back. By: Nancy L. Claus
	Good Buys By: Laurie Yarnell
	New Stores By: Laurie Yarnell
	Hit the Slopes in Style By: Laurie Yarnell
	Uptights Bare legs are cold—and no fun—in January. Bold patterns peeking out beneath skirts and dresses add some much-needed color to the dreary winter wardrobe. By: Laurie Yarnell
Politics Archive »
	County Gov. Yes or No? Some Westchester residents are mad as hell—and they don’t want to take it anymore. By: Ben Brody
Aesthetics Archive »
	Antiquing in Westchester How to hunt for that next amazing find right in your own backyard. By: Richard R. Binkele
Main Course Archive »
	Fry Oh My By: Diane Weintraub Pohl
Health Archive »
	Under Pressure Everything you need to know about Hypertension. By: Deborah Swaney
Essay Archive »
	Give Her the Slip When moving from LA to Westchester, climate isn’t the only reason for a change in wardrobe, says DeLauné Michel, author and founder of Spoken Interludes, a literary salon. By: DeLauné Michel
Amuse Bouche Archive »
	The County’s Coolest Hot Drinks By: Julia Sexton
	Nibbles By: John Bruno Turiano
	Gin-eration Rising Is gin poised to become the new vodka? By: W.R. Tish
	Tuber-ific There’s more to potatoes than just Idaho. Lots more. By: Judith Hausman
	Fat-abulous Peasant Fare By: Diane Weintraub Pohl
	Winter Wheels What are the best selections to put on your deep-winter cheese plate?
Restaurant Review Archive »
	Dramatic Shifts Cheerful, bustling lunches give way to quiet, pricy dinners at Via Quadronno. By: Julia Sexton
Culture, Etc. Archive »
	January This month's highlights By: Marisa LaScala
	Home Theater What to add to your NetFlix queue this month By: Marisa LaScala
	Broadway Box Office Jay Brandford and Alex Holton of Billy Elliot By: Laurie Yarnell
High Note Archive »
	The Backyard Backlot The Jacob Burns Film Center opens its new Media Arts Lab By: Marisa LaScala
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Final Say Archive »
	Ritz-y Affairs to Remember Real-life party girl Barbara A. Thibault, director of catering sales for The Ritz-Carlton, Westchester, helps people have fun—for a price. By: Laurie Yarnell
Issue Archive »
	Adoption Gone Awry Adopting a child is one of the most selfless acts of love there is. Sadly, it doesn’t always result in a happy ending. By: Adrianne Stone-Gibilisco