NEWS: MAKING HEADLINES
We ended up staying in Elephant and Castle, a neighborhood in South London near where Lindsey lived while she was studying abroad. We chose to stay at the Travelodge, which was a super comfortable, cozy hotel that was conveniently located and had everything we could need.
Beyond what one typically associates with a “cruise” is the magnificent journey and exotic experience one gets aboard Havila Voyages. We sailed the contemporary ship, Havila Castor, built only four years ago, from the northern port in Kirkenes to Bergen in the south. It even travels through the Arctic Circle.
It was only July and my adolescent mind was focused on the American Girl Doll I hoped would be under my Christmas tree that year. My American Girl Dolls were my best friends, my children, my mannequins, my therapists, and my hair clients all at once. So, what’s so mystical, magical, addictive, and to say it plainly, important about these dolls? And, who is the genius behind the company that sold for $700 million in 1998?
Last Thursday, my friends and I scrambled to the Poughkeepsie train station just shy of five o’clock in the afternoon to catch the train into Grand Central. We were on our way to see country star Zach Top at Terminal 5 in Hell’s Kitchen and we were all super excited.
We had a great experience on our tour to the Cliffs of Moher, so we chose to use Paddywagon again for our day trip tour to Belfast. Our tour guide for this trip was Sean, a former police officer with the Gardaí (the Irish police force). Sean explained a bit about his own background – he worked as a human trafficking investigator for the United Nations before becoming a detective for the Gardaí and ultimately retiring as a sergeant.
Eric Church released his ninth studio album, Evangeline vs. The Machine on May 2. The album is a bit of a change in tone from his previous work, but it still manages to keep a sense of individuality when placed next to other albums in his discography. Darker and more cinematic, the album is theatrical and dynamic in its own right.
MARCH – CURRENT PRINT ISSUE
Photo above: David Wallace harvests herbs in Camphill’s healing plant garden, where the garden crew tends to biodynamic flowers and herbs during growing season, [...]
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It’s eighteen degrees out at 9:12pm on December 23, and I’m at a trailhead, fumbling with the buttons of my headlamp. Ten minutes ago, [...]
When the month of February rolls around, the focus on romantic love can become overwhelming. I have spent all but one Valentine’s Day single, [...]
THIS WEEK’S FEATURES
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Art Museum Round-Up
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Two Icons, One Night: Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks at Gillette Stadium
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Silda Wall Spitzer has spent her life working at the intersection of civic responsibility, community, and conscience. Trained as a lawyer and shaped by decades of public service, she has long been driven by a commitment to environmental stewardship, social justice, and the belief that strong communities are built through shared responsibility and mutual care.
People Profiles
English artist TB Ward’s fourth solo show, Professional Human, opens at Upstream Gallery at Hastings-on-Hudson on October 3.
Through her multidisciplinary practice, Sara Nesbitt investigates historical places and narratives, touching on the current and the past.
Health & Wellness
“I gave birth to her, and then she turned blue,” Stacey Burlingame of Stanfordville, NY, said of her first daughter, Olivia. Olivia was born with a congenital heart defect and has already had four open heart surgeries.
In addition to his work at Harney, he’s also a certified personal trainer, Spartan racer, and CrossFitter - among others.
Pre-diabetic. Fatty Liver. High cholesterol. Three knee surgeries. Depressed. This was Ted Howley’s life prior to January 17, 2022. “Two years ago, I was staring death in the eyes,” he said.
We know that getting enough sleep is important, but the quality of your sleep is also something to consider. Is higher quality sleep for less time better than lower quality sleep for a longer time? Let’s find out.
Main Street is Out and About

Last Wednesday, we once again ventured to Saratoga Performing Arts Center for what was one of my most highly anticipated concerts of the summer: Tyler Childers.

This past Saturday, my boyfriend and I were contemplating breakfast spots, and decided upon Hangars Cafe, which overlooks Sky Acres Airport in Lagrangeville, NY.

Among many exciting summer events, the Hotchkiss Library of Sharon is hosting its 26th annual book signing on Friday, August 2nd.

Chappell Roan put on a dazzling, unforgettable show on Thursday, June 13th at the Township Auditorium in Columbia, SC.






