Talk of the County Archive

	Title	Issue
	Summer Programs for Westchester’s Youth and In-Betweeners In beTWEENers: What your pre-teens can do this summer when they’re too old for—or just “so over”—camp. By Lisa Barner	June 2013
	Open Mic Night at Sam Ash Music Store in White Plains Play it again, Sam: With its DIY vibe, Sam Ash’s weekly open mic night may host the best music on Mamaroneck Avenue. By Peter Gerstenzang	June 2013
	Ghost Army of World War II—and New Rochelle Resident Richard Syracuse—the Subject of PBS Documentary “Syracuse” A ghost (army) of a chance: A local vet details his involvement in one of WWII’s greatest deceptions. By Nathan Laliberte // tank photos Courtesy of National Archives; painting Courtesy of Arthur Shilstone	June 2013
	Q&A with Grandson of Mount Rushmore Carver (and Port Chester Resident) Mount Luigi: One of the carvers of Mount Rushmore was a Westchesterite—and his grandson is making sure he gets recognized for it. By Douglas Gladstone	June 2013
	The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Pros and Cons of the Start of Summer Westchester Magazine takes a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly of the start of the summer season. By Ben Brody	June 2013
	This Month’s Holidays: June 2013 Lesser-known reasons to mark your calendars. By Emily Andrews	June 2013
	Top Five: Walkable Westchester Author Jane Daniels The Walkable Westchester author and Yorktown resident shares her top five favorite palces to see a sunset. By Philip Posillipo	June 2013
	How Many Pets Live in Westchester County? “Cat”culations: how many furry critters do we keep as pets? By Ben Brody	May 2013
	Where to Go and What to Do on Mother’s Day 2013 in Westchester Beyond brunch: Your mom deserves something more creative. By Marisa LaScala	May 2013
	Summer Endurance Races in and Near Westchester County in May 2013 Everything from marathons to color runs nearby. By Lisa Barner	May 2013