Westchester Magazine October 2021
Join us as we link up with six social media sensations who are using their credibility and influence to move the needle in the 914.
The founder of CommuniKate Media, Kate Schlientz uses @intoxikatefoodie as a passion project and a platform for the community.
For Itzel Aguilera, or Westchester Blogger, as she is fondly known by her 22.9K Instagram followers, social media is a creative passion.
Pamela Pekerman is the Hustle Like a Mom founder, self-styled mompreneur, and media personality balancing two separate Instagram accounts.
For the founder of Westchester Fit, formerly CrossFit Westchester, fitness has always been part of Coach Chris Guerrero’s life.
Nearly everything that Tiffany Keegan posts to her Instagram account, Breakfast Ate Tiffany, finds its origin in her upbringing.
Leticia Reyes-James was a major player in regional media long before she founded her 3.2K-strong Instagram account, Ahead of the Trend TV.
From bustling cityscapes to neighborhoods filled with small-town charm, Westchester County offers some of the best places to live.
From art and film to music, theater, and Halloween happenings, there's so much for the whole family to do in Westchester County this autumn.
The return of the Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze in Croton-on-Hudson, multiple art exhibits, and more make the month unforgettable.
A lobster shop in Greenwich, a plant-based eatery in Pleasantville, and an American restaurant in Mount Kisco make the month delicious.
We caught up with Lisa Loeb in advance of an October performance at Mamaroneck’s Emelin Theatre to chat about the ’90s and what lies ahead.
The author remembers what it was like working the overnight shift in the sports department of the old Westchester Rockland Newspapers.
A 40-year veteran of cemetery management fights to keep the White Plains Rural Cemetery from going under by adding a crematorium.
The Arizona city's iconic red rocks host one of the country’s best wellness retreats that Westchester's fitness and spa fans will adore.
Sandra DiRuzza never viewed herself as a role model, but as Mamaroneck Village’s first female police chief, she strives to be one every day for fellow women — and men — in law enforcement.
Strange stuff has happened in my Yonkers house. Staunch believers in the paranormal would say it is inhabited by ghosts.
Meet the baker’s dozen batch of Westchesterites who do their rolling, kneading, and decorating from the comfort of their own kitchens.
For those who are imprisoned, have loved ones locked up, or work or volunteer in a Westchester prison, the industry is a harsh reality.
Revel in Westchester County's fall foliage from the luxury of the gorgeous, private stone patio that connects to a screened-in porch.