Westchester Magazine January 2014

Arts & Culture

IBM’s Watson Moving from Yorktown to Manhattan

The computer-turned-intelligent cloud software (Watson “learns”) is moving to the East Village, and we’re slightly sad.

Life & Style

Resources for Immigrants

From adult English classes to domestic violence centers, here's a collection of local organizations dedicated to helping Westchester's immigrant population.

Life & Style

Greenburgh Assistant Principal Arraigned on Grand Larceny Charges

Woodlands High School Assistant Principal Frank Gluberman is placed on administrative leave after he’s accused of stealing nearly $800K from the teachers' union.

Life & Style

Jason Minter Wages Campaign to Keep Mother’s Murderer Behind Bars

The 1977 South Salem murder of Bonnie Minter spurs new headlines as her son, Jason Minter, fights to keep the man who killed her from being released on parole.

Uncategorized

Winter Woes: Preventing and Treating Frozen Pipes

Westchester plumbing expert Bill Raymond spills on how to keep the water flowing inside when it’s frozen solid outside.

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Eat & Drink

12 Easy Steps to Brewing Your Own Beer

#FREEDOM craft brewer Greg Cristallo explains how to brew your own beer at home.

Things to Do

2014 Best of Westchester Readers' Ballot

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Uncategorized

Fourth Annual Westchester Pet Contest

Submit your cuddly companion.

Eat & Drink

The Westchester Bar Bible

Two of our writers embark on a journey to find Westchester’s best bars.

Eat & Drink

The Contents of a Person’s Refrigerator Are the Most Telling

Forget a person’s bookshelves, their Facebook page, or their medicine cabinet. Especially when that person’s a chef.

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