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Chris Langone

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Real Estate

Best Of Both Worlds: Bronxville Home Features Past And Present Styles BRONXVILLE, N.Y. -- Luxury seekers and fans early 20th-century architecture fans take note: a newly listed Bronxville estate combines the best of both words in one unbeatable home. 20 Sussex Avenue was built in 1929, and features elements from a transformative time in architecture history. The classic Tudor-style home is marked with hallmark beamed ceilings, leaded windows with stained-glass medallions and French doors. "The quality of the architecture is unmatched in this home," said Leah Caro of Perk Sterling Realty. "It was built with detail that isn't found in homes today.…

Content Partner: Park Sterling Realty

Real Estate

In A Former Farming Town, Some Things Never Change LEWISBORO, N.Y. -- Longtime residents in a small Westchester hamlet like their peace and quiet. Goldens Bridge, a hamlet in Lewisboro, has experienced many changes over the years, but it remains a rural haven for those looking to get away from it all. Goldens Bridge was founded as a small farming town and a summer vacation spot for New York City dwellers. The quick commute to the city by railroad and the production of fresh produce made the hamlet swell during the late 1800's. The turn-of-the-century brought many changes to Goldens Bridge: New York City first built its Croton Reservoir in…

Content Partner: William Raveis Real Estate - Joan Keating

Real Estate

Trade Broadway For Main Street In A Katonah County House KATONAH, N.Y. -- A taste of the countryside is just around the corner in Westchester County. A newly listed country home in Katonah offers residents-to-be nearly six acres of entertainment, relaxation and retreat from the busy city lifestyle. 69 Girdle Ridge Road features all the amenities of a rural getaway, with modern luxuries that are hard to live without. Listed for $3,495,000 by Ginnel Real Estate, the home is a sports enthusiast's dream; the grounds includes a batting cage, tennis court and an in-ground pool. "This home is designed for entertaining and family fun," said Meg…

Content Partner: Ginnel Real Estate

Lifestyle

Back To School With Sunnyside Federal: Learn How To Balance College Costs IRVINGTON, N.Y. -- College students are back in class, getting ready for not only a new year of learning, but of tuition expenses, room and board and textbook purchases as well. While receiving a great education can take a bite out of your bank account, there are several ways to combat university costs. Private student loans are an easy way for students to cover common expenses like books and classes. Sunnyside Federal, a community bank based in Irvington, offers private student loans that allow students to borrow money at a competitive rate to cover extra costs. "Students who take ou…

Content Partner: Sunnyside Federal

Lifestyle

Say Goodbye To Cold Beer And Hello To Wine This Fall PAWLING, N.Y. -- As the seasons change and fall brings cooler weather, it's time to say farewell to cold beer and hello to light wine. With backyard barbecues winding down, it's time for fall activities that pair perfectly with wine. Full-bodied whites and light to medium-bodied reds are the perfect complements to cooler weather and fall harvest foods. Below are the best types of wine to pair with everything from pumpkin picking to horror films. Pinot Noir is one of the most commonly consumed fall wines. The light red pairs great with meat and fish, and offers a flavor that isn't too overpow…

Content Partner: Wineology

Real Estate

Four Things To Know Before Looking At Real Estate FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- Buying or renting a home takes a lot of preparation. However, knowing the right questions to ask your realtor can save time and effort while looking for your dream house. Most real estate agents are often experts in local housing markets, and can highlight the pros and cons of living in different neighborhoods. However, performing your own research and sharing what's important -- from length of commute to proximity of schools -- can go a long way. Below, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services shares four things buyers should know before looking at real estate. Know what you…

Content Partner: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New England Properties

Schools

Community College Students Say 'Cheerio' For A Fifteenth Straight Year WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- This summer, more than a dozen Westchester Community College students had the opportunity to experience Cambridge University and Old World Europe, thanks to a one-of-a-kind immersion program. The Cambridge Study Abroad Program, now in its fifteenth year, gives university honors students the chance to spend two weeks at Cambridge University each July. This year, 13 Westchester Community College students studying Liberal Arts, Business, and Nursing were given the chance to spend half a month at the historic college. “The most frequently used term by the returning students…

Content Partner: Westchester Community College

Lifestyle

Colon Care: Surgeon Explains When Treatment Is Needed SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. -- The colon, or large intestine, plays an important role in food digestion. The end of the digestive track, the organ is especially sensitive to a variety of diseases. However, the team at Hudson Valley Surgical Group make sure to treat the belly of the beast carefully and efficiently to get patients back on their feet in a heartbeat. Located in the abdomen, the colon removes water, salt and nutrients from the stomach, keeping the digestive track running smoothly. Muscles and billions of bacteria coat the colon's fleshy walls, living in a healthy balance with the body. …

Content Partner: Hudson Valley Surgical Group, LLP

Real Estate

'Believe It Or Not': Mamaroneck Island Home Hits The Market MAMARONECK, N.Y. -- There's no need to worry about finding elephant tusks, python skins or skeletons inside a Mamaroneck listing. However, with ties to the famously odd, Robert Ripley, a Westchester island home shares an unbelievable back story. Robert Ripley was an American cartoonist who was best known for creating the Ripley's Believe It or Not! newspaper panel series, radio and television shows, renown for featuring odd facts and artifacts from across the globe. His international success led him to purchase an island in Mamaroneck, which he dubbed "BION Island," an acronym for …

Content Partner: Houlihan Lawrence Inc. - Brian Milton

Real Estate

Interested In Becoming A Real Estate Agent? Listing Pro Shares Her Tips WESTPORT, Conn. -- Real estate can be a challenging, but rewarding profession. From business professionals seeking the next challenge to residents who know their hometown inside and out, getting started in real estate can offer a life changing opportunity. To get started in real estate, applicants must complete a 75-hour pre-licencing curriculum before taking a written exam. Once completed, the fun part of real estate begins. "After completing the licensing test, a real estate agent should look for a brokerage that meets their needs and has a sturdy reputation," said Mary Crist, o…

Content Partner: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New England Properties (Corporate)

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