NEWS: MAKING HEADLINES
Aside from the incredible pantry shelves, the other undeniable star of the show over at Ten Mile Table is the one-woman-show known as Vitsky Bakery. Ariel Yotive is behind the bakery and on days that they’re open, you can find her in the kitchen bright and early at three in the morning, baking all of that day’s goods fresh.
When my parents and I set out for Foxborough, MA, on Saturday afternoon, the weather prognosis was not good. Rain from Tropical Storm Ophelia was circling New England and the temperatures were clocking in at about 52 degrees. But I couldn’t bring myself to care because we were going to see Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks perform on the same stage in the same night.
The 3rd Annual Hudson Valley Rodeo returned to Keane Stud in Amenia, NY on Saturday, September 16. The event, is a fundraiser for the Amenia-Wassaic Community Organization (AWCO).
In addition to being on two teams at Boston College, Sydney is also a member of Team USA U20, which is a national team in which all of the players are under 20 years old.
The OHS announced its proposed final decision on the future of Sharon Hospital’s Labor & Delivery unit.
Northwest Corner: Students Without Borders is a fundraising group that operates semi-independently from HVRHS and the travel club, and is dedicated to providing international travel opportunities to the school’s students.
OCTOBER – CURRENT PRINT ISSUE

Graceland Tattoo, located off of Route 9 in Wappingers Falls, NY, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. “It’s pretty wild. It’s quite an [...]
Actress and author Hilarie Burton Morgan is releasing her second book, Grimoire Girl, on October 3, 2023. A grimoire is typically known as a [...]
For Margaret Ahearn of M+A NYC, good design creates products with intention and community that enhance beauty, function, and utility in our homes. [...]
One thing’s for certain, a dinosaur or ancient fish envisioned and drawn yesterday by a paleoartist may look like one thing today, yet it [...]
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Janine has been flexing her moxie muscle throughout her life. In every phase of her career, she has identified her strengths and pursued roles that would build on them. Her path has been a moxie mix of serendipity and strategy and an openness to embrace the opportunities presented to her. Janine also sees connections between people and the organizations she serves throughout her impressive public relations and marketing career.
People Profiles
Then this amazing thing happened. The art director of The New York Times Magazine called me and said they were looking for a new illustrator for the William Safire’s “On Language” column.
Mike first decided to join the volunteer fire department out of a “deep desire to make a difference.”
Health & Wellness
It’s always a good idea to schedule time to pamper yourself, unwind, and indulge in some serenity.
Fibromyalgia is a condition that is very personal to me, since I have been living with it for over 15 years.
I did some research and learned that balance problems can be caused by spinal misalignment so I sought out the help of chiropractor Dr. Tyler Van Steenbergen.
Settling into the experience is like settling into meditation. If you’re practiced at quieting your mind, you’ll float away sooner, I suspect.
Main Street is Out and About
Aside from the incredible pantry shelves, the other undeniable star of the show over at Ten Mile Table is the one-woman-show known as Vitsky Bakery. Ariel Yotive is behind the bakery and on days that they’re open, you can find her in the kitchen bright and early at three in the morning, baking all of that day’s goods fresh.
When my parents and I set out for Foxborough, MA, on Saturday afternoon, the weather prognosis was not good. Rain from Tropical Storm Ophelia was circling New England and the temperatures were clocking in at about 52 degrees. But I couldn’t bring myself to care because we were going to see Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks perform on the same stage in the same night.
My expectations of Boston were similar to that of New York City. I expected the city to be busy, bustling, and the traffic to be insane. While Boston did cover all of those bases, I also found it to be a beautiful city rich with history, interesting architecture, and lots to see and do.
Being able to go home to a place that wasn’t swarmed by tourists but still had that convenient tube access in Zone 1, the double decker red buses passing by, and a clear view of the Shard, sharp and unwavering, was a gift that I definitely took for granted.