See what’s new this August 2026!
See what’s new this August 2026!
Great design isn’t just about how a space looks—it’s about how it lives.
At Avery Johnson Design, they approach every project as a story waiting to be told. Through a collaborative, detail-driven process, they craft interiors that feel layered, meaningful, and effortlessly refined—spaces that not only impress, but truly belong to you.
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Test your knowledge, enjoy live music 🎵, and help dogs in need 🐾. Join Peace4Paws for Trivia Night at 7pm, with live music – A Decades Concert – starting at 5:15pm. Two great events all for our pups in need!
Your ticket supports their mission to rescue dogs and provide critical medical care. Come together with fellow animal lovers for a relaxed night of questions, tunes, and community.
It was not Steve’s lifelong dream to be selling cars. He wanted to be an actor. He did study acting a little, but then life interfered and Steve had to get serious. FYI, he did not just want to act, he wanted to be in film.
Fate definitely had other plans. Steve was delivering auto parts and one day the axle on his car broke. No car, no delivering! While looking for a different way to make some money he saw an ad for a car salesperson.
Kismet! Steve is a gifted salesperson.
My wife and I lived in Stockbridge MA for over 30 years. When we moved to New Jersey, we had left some stuff in storage. Eventually, time had come to
Why on earth would anyone write about the town of Chur, Switzerland out of the clear blue? Well the reason is we just got back from visiting one of our sons who lives and works in Chur. Since the town is not well known outside of Switzerland, we thought to express our personal feelings about Chur.
Since I was diagnosed with prostate cancer six years ago, I have discovered just how sleazy the drug companies are. And doctors, unintentionally, are complicit in big pharma’s intent to
Three numbers actually brought me to tears. The first was Curtis Green’s “Red Mountains Sometimes Cry” followed later by John Kander’s “A Letter from Sullivan Ballou” a love letter from a Union soldier to his wife written before he is killed in his first battle at Bull Run.
My wife said to me the other day (again) “What am I going to do with your stuff when you die.” At age 91, she has a point. The problem
She had just graduated from college with a degree in accounting from Baruch College. She was ready and excited to begin a career she knew she would love. Her good friend
The outdoor cafe at Otto’s, what a breathtaking site, surrounded by beautiful, seasonal, large flower beds that have been curated by designer, magical visionary and owner Jill Kaliff. The tables are perfectly set, bright red umbrellas everywhere, flowers on each table. Did you just cross the Hudson and wind up in the South of France.
Be careful with stuff you don’t even wish for. Back in an earlier life, I was a serious photographer, amateur, but serious. I bought a Rolleiflex while in the Air Force. Then getting involved with 35 mm color, I bought a Canon SLR which I used so much, I practically wore it out.
Nestled along the banks of the Hudson River, Piermont, NY, is a charming village that offers a delightful mix of natural beauty, history, and small-town vibes. Whether you’re a hiker, a foodie, or just in need of a scenic escape from the city, Piermont has something for everyone.
I’m a jock and have always been one. Yes, even at 91, I play ball. They jokingly say that you can keep going forever if you do today what you
ONE GREAT TOWN: In January of 1894, Tenafly was incorporated as an independent borough by a vote of 137,130. At that time there were less than 1600 residents in the town. The first
This is just a few words on Phishing which is people trying to scam you on line, and how to deal with it. For example, I received an email telling
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