Mount Vernon Archive

	Title	Issue
	Must-Have Home & Garden Accents for Summer 2013 Summer shelves are stocked with bright pops of color, modern furnishings, and ethnic motifs in fabrics and accessories. By Nancy L. Claus with Kim Freeman	Summer 2013
	Kitchen Trends for Summer 2013 With Leicht’s Westchester debut, streamlined cabinets and porcelain countertops are sure to make an appearance in a kitchen near you. By Nancy L. Claus with Kim Freeman	Summer 2013
	Westchester’s Home & Garden Service Providers Whether you’re looking to renovate, build an addition, or spruce up your bedroom, these local businesses and experts are here to help.	Summer 2013
	Mount Vernon’s Motif Designs Carver-Inspired Laguna Chair This modern interpretation of the classic spool-legged chair is available in a variety of finishes and upholstered with the client’s own material. By Laurie Yarnell	Summer 2013
	Where to Find Westchester’s Best Hot Dogs (and Hot Dog Trucks) A dog’s day: Sure, you can spend your summer downing a regular old hot dog in a no-frills bun, but why when you can traipse the County for one smothered with homemade sauerkraut or covered with macaroni and cheese? By Jeanne Muchnick	June 2013
	Westchester Sports: Events and Moments in Sports History in Westchester County Our wide world of sports: What do curling, Seabiscuit, and Babe Ruth have in common? Westchester! Read our Top 40 County sports facts—and impress your friends at the next trivia night. By Cecil Harris	June 2013
	Top Dentists in Westchester County in 2013 These 253 peer-reviewed dental-care pros will make your smiles bright.	June 2013
	Ask Westchester June 2013: Everything You Wanted to Know About the County and Weren’t Afraid to Ask Border battles and bears: Why our county line zigs and zags, and the case of Carvel’s third wheel. By W. Dyer Halpern	June 2013
	Westchester County By the Numbers Statistics, facts and figures regarding Westchester’s residents, their income, ages, health and more. By Austen Hufford	Q2 2013
	History of Sunningdale Country Club, Scarsdale If golf can be said to have a birthplace in America, it must be Westchester. Sure, the game was played in a couple of places before John Reid and his buddies whacked a ball around a pasture in Yonkers, but the club they established outlasted them all and built a long, clear path from the beginning of the game to the present day By Dave Donelson	Golf Guide 2013