Westchester Magazine March 2022

Taking his love and knowledge of the Italian food of his ancestors and combining it with his restaurant-and-delicatessen background, Nickolas Odoardi opened Restaurant ODO in Tuckahoe in the fall of 2021, bringing an Abruzzo-centric restaurant to Westchester.

Valley Cottage native Sierra Quiros brings her Armenian food experience to farmers’ markets across Westchester County.

As waterfronts develop across Westchester County, Hastings awaits a decision on how to restore and revitalize the shoreline.

Explore a fantasy adventure by a Somers-based 18-year-old or peek into the world of a high-stakes local business with Paraco Gas.

After suffering a series of debilitating concussions, Bronxville’s Meredith Greenberg is determined to generate change for kids facing similar injuries.

Browse these accessories in shades of Pantone’s 2022 Color of the Year, Very Peri, guaranteed to cheer up any room in your home.

Shake off the winter blues in favor of lighter, brighter colors and styles that make a major statement in Westchester County. 

The nearly dead-center county village is a quintessential American suburb, boasting verdant spaces, bucolic neighborhoods, and a foodie scene.

Meet a handful of local educators who have devoted their lives to education and enrichment for students throughout Westchester County.

Three local, ecological gardeners weigh in on the best practices to make your lawn an environmentally friendly landscape.