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Rounding out the USDA Food Pyramid, a kids’ scribe picks his fave kids’ books, checking the pulse on the county’s art scene, and more
Edited by Robert Schork Published August 11, 2011 at 09:16 AM
 | Top 5: Dan Greenberg |
 | Summer 2.0Indian Summer. We’ve all heard the term, all used it—but do we really know what it means? We asked Westchester’s weather guru, News 12’s Joe Rao. |
 | Town WatchBy Robert Schork |
 | Is Beyoncé Engaging?The GM at Sleepy Hollow County Club won’t say, which says a lot. |
 | Ask the ExpertDo shampoos specifically marketed for curly hair and straight hair have any actual benefit, or is it just a gimmick? |
 | The Pulse: CultureThis month, since we take on NYC (and win!—see page 67), we thought we’d ask you about your cultural pursuits. |
 | Budding KnowledgeNot a shrinking violet, Leah Waybright Kennell, curator of Wildflower Island at Teatown Lake Reservation in Ossining, names the most common flowers native to the county. |
 | THE 411 ON 914 // The Wealthiest Man Ever |
 | Broken PlateThe replacement for the USDA Food Guide Pyramid teaches us a lesson in geometry. But nutrition? Not so much. |
 | B ThereThe county’s newest gay bar has brought the scene back after years of inactivity. |
 | This Month's Winners and LosersBy Robert Schork |
