By Richard Levy What an oasis is to Bedouin tribes of the desert, the High Line is to folks in New York City – without the camels. Thirty feet in the air, a mile and three-quarters long and built on
Read MoreJodi Baretz was through striving for perfection. Unrealistic expectations spawned by viewing others’ lives through social media, societal expectations of always needing to succeed or the obsession with attaining the perfect body or having the perfect family has led to
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters Spring is finally here – at least for a few weeks. All around the region people have begun the process of spring cleaning, clearing out the clutter and junk that accumulated since last year. While you begin
Read MoreBy Susie Dummit An incumbent and a challenger were voted onto the Bedford Board of Education last week while the district’s $135.2 million dollar budget for 2018-19 was approved overwhelmingly. First-time challenger Michael Bauscher led the four-candidate race by picking
Read MoreBy Richard Levy If it were not for Bridget Bardot, I would never have fallen in love with the French Riviera. When I was 19, I went to see the movie “And God Created Women.” It made Bardot famous and
Read MoreWhenever Dave Hoffman feels like he’s in a rut, he has a couple of outlets to regain his spark. One of them is his music. Last year, Hoffman released his first CD, a five-song collection that he recorded featuring an
Read MoreImagine a sophisticated, tropical paradise overlooking the ocean with powdery white sand beaches, crystal clear water, breathtaking Art Deco buildings, world-class restaurants, museums, art galleries, high-end fashion shopping and endless water sports two and a half hours away. It could
Read MoreBy Kevin Peters Pilots and travelers of our metro area’s busy airports will likely agree that various infrastructure changes would make transportation much easier and more convenient. Be it more runways and space to maintain the aircrafts, or more parking
Read MoreWhen Mark Buzzetto took a casual part-time job at Four Seasons Flowers in Mount Kisco 40 years ago, he could never have imagined that he would return one day to be its owner. As a teenager, the village native was
Read MoreBy Richard Levy Last year I spent a delightful week in Budapest. My mother Mollie, aka “Zsa Zsa,” was born there. Hungary has a tumultuous history, ruled for centuries by the Turks, the Habsburgs and then the Nazis. It was
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