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I wasn’t very much into clothes when I was a kid. I imagine that wearing a school uniform almost every day for 12 years had something to do with it. But I did have one pair of overalls—I couldn’t have been more than 6-years-old—which I absolutely adored. They were white... Comments: 0

Posted 07/02/08 @ 04:45 PM

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Chef-O-Rama

What the hell is going on at Crabtree’s Kittle House ? First Wine Director Don Castaldo was let go when Glen Vogt joined John Crabtree as partner (see GM-O-Rama ), and now “Co-Executive Chef” Anibal Romero has, according to Vogt, “left to pursue other... Comments: 1

Posted 07/02/08 @ 04:36 PM

Westchester's Pop Culture

At the Drive-In

Even though I have 20 years of living in Westchester under my belt, old-timers still feel the need to tell me what the county used to be like. The only thing they mention that I really feel I missed out on is the Elmsford Drive-In. Comments: 3

Posted 07/01/08 @ 10:48 AM

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Cart-Mania at Blue Hill at Stone Barns

Like wearing miniskirts after 40, it takes a lot of good taste and daring to get away with tableside carts. When we see a stooped waiter pushing a wheeled contraption our way, several not-so-positive memories flash through our mind. Comments: 3

Posted 06/30/08 @ 11:37 AM

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Girls' Night Out

Last night, Dorna, our Web Editor, and I headed into the city for Shecky’s Girls Night Out , a beauty and fashion event that takes place in various cities throughout the year. It is open to the public and features entire floors of great fashion, accessories, beauty products, etc. We... Comments: 2

Posted 06/25/08 @ 08:43 PM

Features

July 2008 issue »

Best of Westchester 2008

Presenting our eighth annual guide to the absolutely very best of all that’s offered right here in our collective backyard. And the winners are…

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Sydney Eddison's Gardener's Palette

08.03.2007

Sydney Eddison, author of The Gardener's Palette, explains how to use colors effectively in a garden.

Gary Panter: Daydream Trap

04.13.2008

Artist Gary Panter's sketchbooks, paintings, and music are showcased at the museum in his first solo exhibition.

Beauty and the Beast

06.10.2008

Disney's spectacular theatrical adaptation of its 1991 animated film brings its magic to the Elmsford stage.

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HOT Cooking presented by Bloomingdale's White Plains and Bilotta Kitchens

Departments

Point of View Archive »
	Reading The Cards Or Your Expression? After coming down with a case of paranormal paranoia, one writer puts a Tarot-card reading to the test. By Jonathan Quartuccio
Essay Archive »
	My Bicycle Commute On the secret adventures of the (surprising) distance between Ossining and NYC. By: Mitchell Stephens
Real Estate Archive »
	Land-Locked Confronted with a slowing market, some home sellers resort to renting out their properties—forced to become landlords. By: Chris Hodenfield
From the Editor Archive »
	From The Publisher By: Ralph A. Martinelli
Inbox Archive »
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Dining Archive »
	Main Course The Most Scrumptious Local All-American Summer Fare By: Julia Sexton
Things We Love Archive »
	Things We Love By: Melissa Tomlin
Health Archive »
	Your Brain, On Puzzles Once thought to languish in irreversible decline post adolescence, science is now learning that the brain acts more like a regenerative muscle. By: Melissa Marshall
Editor's Memo Archive »
	From The Editor By: Esther Davidowitz
Photo Opportunities Archive »
	Culture, Etc. This Month's highlights. By: Marisa LaScala
High Note Archive »
	Alfresco Entertainment Who says culture is bound indoors? When the weather drives people outside, great entertainment goes with them. Check out these open-air events. By: Marisa LaScala
Final Say Archive »
	Final Say, Indeed The Doctor You Hope Won't See You Now: Westchester County Medical Examiner Dr. Millard J. Hyland By: Robert Schork
Amuse Bouche Archive »
	Amuse Bouche These warm-weather eateries offer tantalizing—and refreshing—potent potables. By: John Bruno Turiano
Restaurant Review Archive »
	Restaurant Review: John- Michael’s Restaurant North Salem’s John- Michael’s Restaurant retains the charming appeal of its predecessor. By: Julia Sexton
	Restaurant Review: Austin's Steakhouse At Austin’s, steaks and burgers are in “rare” form. By: Marge Perry and David Bonom
Profile Archive »
	Professional Nudge Paul Feiner, the Sometimes Controversial— But Never Boring—Greenburgh Town Supervisor By: Elzy Kolb
Beauty & Style Archive »
	Beauty & Style Manicure Must-Haves; Pint-Sized Fashion Forecast; Shopping in Pound Ridge; and more. By: Nancy L. Claus, Marisa Iallonardo, and Laurie Yarnell
Talk of the County Archive »
	Talk Of The County The Proper Look for the Links; Local Beer-Pong Pros; Notable Residents’ Ringtones; and more.
Sports Archive »
	Rink Rash Is Sexy: Roller Derby in Westchester Not Your Typical Suburban Housewives:The Ladies of the Local Roller Derby Team By: Tom Schreck