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Halloween is the second most celebrated event of the year. Here is one reason why.
Halloween is the second most celebrated event of the year. Here is one reason why.
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which has a goal to educate the public on risk factors, promote early detection through regular screenings, and raise funds for research.
From anxiety to depression, it seems like so many people – at least those with the resources to do so – have turned to therapy as a solution.
Long before conversations about childhood trauma and youth mental health went mainstream, Janice Erlbaum penned a book about her personal experiences as a homeless teen during the 1980s in New York City.
This annual event brings everyone together for a full day of fun, food, and local spirit—all while supporting good causes that are dear to our hearts and close to home.
If you are looking for a warm, welcoming spot to spice up the midday hours or to take a break from prepping breakfast and lunch, head to Tousey NY Café and Bar in Clermont for a fun, festive brunch complete with bloody Marys and mimosas.
After more than four decades entertaining audiences from near and far, Vassar College’s Powerhouse Theater announces its latest summer lineup.
After more than two decades, music man Matthew Zachary returned to the stage for a concert-level piano performance at Merkin Hall in Manhattan.
The children’s book, written by Emmy Award winning actress Jessica Collins and producer Lisa Melamed, offers a clever solution for families suffering the loss of a cherished pet.
Great Mountain Forest (GMF) is hosting its first annual Nature Writing Retreat at the historic Yale Camp in Falls Village, CT.