October 2008
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Invest in Your NestOkay, so the housing bubble burst, home values are plummeting, and the money mavens say it’s gonna get worse before it gets better. What to do? Invest, of course, in the place you call home. |
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The Art of the DealAn up-close-and-personal look at one Pelham family’s two-and-a-half-year ride on the local real estate roller coaster |
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Our Towns—A Numerical Snapshot |
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Cool KitchensThe most creative countertops, amazing appliances, and handsome hearths in the county. |
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Suburban Farmers Get Their Hands DirtyFrom farm to table: a photographic tour of some hard-working Westchester farms. |
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That Beautiful BivalveTreasured as part of many cuisines, the slightly sweet taste and versatility of the mussel have been wowing palates for thousands of years. |
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Simon Fashion Now at The Westchester |
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Top 5: Joseph PolisiWestchester’s Own Music Man |
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Dressed to ThrillStill stumped for Halloween costume ideas? Dress as a local. |
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Hey #4, Have We Got a Few Communities for You |
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10 Terrific Tips for TailgatingAn expert’s take on the essentials |
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"We're Mad As Hell..."The (near) dozen most annoying things that we’re not gonna take anymore |
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Free and CheapWith the terrible trifecta of soaring gas prices, a lethargic economy, and a weak dollar, it’s time to start looking for fun that won’t guzzle gallons or deplete dollars. |
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All Bottled UpLess (packaging) is more for locally based beverage giant |
Beauty & StyleArchive » |
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Bootie-liciousBe they pointy or platform, simple or sassy, booties certainly are made for walking this fall. |
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The South Salem Star |
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Stepping OutThe Cobbler's five top shoe-care tips. |
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The inner Thoughts of a Massage TherapistEver wonder what your massage therapist is thinking while he or she is working out your kinks and cramps? We did. At the Haven Spa & Wellness Center in Briarcliff Manor, we met with Shizuko Aizeki,... |
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Space-Age Brush |
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Things We Love |
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Whatever Suits HimAfter years of winning the kinds of cases that can afford him a private jet, White Plains litigator David Worby is now investing millions fighting for thousands of 9/11 victims. |
DiningArchive » |
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The Future of DiningLocal chefs gaze into their crystal balls. |
Amuse BoucheArchive » |
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On Gourd!Versatility and abundant flavor are hallmarks of the winter squash. Here, a primer. |
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Pumpkins: Beyond Halloween Fun |
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Wine on 'Roids? |
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Too “Cazgh” For Dinner? |
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Green Water |
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Nibbles |
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Bear Market |
Restaurant ReviewsArchive » |
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South Asia and BeyondChutney Masala brings an urbane touch of the Raj to Irvington |
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Fusion FestThe mix-and-match Asian cuisine menu at Wild Ginger features modestly tasty, if inelegant, fare. |
EssayArchive » |
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Leafing TownThe Berkshires and Green Mountains: A Fall Foliage Guide |
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Just What Is BOCES?Most Westchester residents have heard of BOCES but can’t tell you exactly what it is or what it does. The students it serves, however, don’t know how they would have succeeded without it. |
Real EstateArchive » |
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"Killer" Deals?Giving up the “ghosts” on stigmatized properties. |
Culture, Etc.Archive » |
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OctoberThis month's highlights |
High NoteArchive » |
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Belle of the BalletPurchase professor Bettijane Sills recalls her life as a ballerina dancing for George Balanchine. |
Final SayArchive » |
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Life at 'The Plaza'Henry Gregorio takes a break from his job as a toll collector on the Tappan Zee Bridge to dish about work in the fast—and slow—lanes. |
Arts & EntertainmentArchive » |
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Questions For...Author Francine Prose |
Home Theater |
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Belle of the BalletPurchase professor Bettijane Sills recalls her life as a ballerina dancing for George Balanchine. |
