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Honey Deuce Craze: US Open Fans Can’t Get Enough Of This Signature Cocktail Honey Deuce Craze: US Open Fans Can’t Get Enough Of This Signature Cocktail
Honey Deuce Craze: US Open Fans Can’t Get Enough Of This Signature Cocktail The US Open’s official cocktail has tennis fans buzzing — and it’s not just the vodka.  Walk into Arthur Ashe Stadium and you can’t miss the pale pink lemonade refresher, crowned with exactly three melon balls. It’s in nearly every hand, and fans can’t get enough. The Grey Goose® Honey Deuce, a $23 drink served exclusively at the tournament, has become a courtside tradition.  In 2024 alone, more than 550,000 Honey Deuce cocktails were sold at the US Open, according to Grey Goose. Since its debut in 2011, that number has topped 2.8 million. Made with 1¼ ounces of Grey Goose vodka…

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by Cecilia Levine
Business
Music Lounge Founded By 'Tonight Show' Musician To Close In Hudson Valley: 'Fought For Culture' Music Lounge Founded By 'Tonight Show' Musician To Close In Hudson Valley: 'Fought For Culture'
Music Lounge Founded By 'Tonight Show' Musician To Close In Hudson Valley: 'Fought For Culture' A beloved Hudson Valley music and food spot created by a member of "The Tonight Show" house band The Roots is preparing to close its doors for good.  Uncle Cheef, located in Putnam County at 988 Route 22 in Brewster and run by The Roots saxophonist Ian Hendrickson-Smith and his wife, Jenny Cheef, announced on Friday, April 25 that it will shut down after Saturday, May 10.  In a heartfelt Instagram post, Hendrickson-Smith said the decision came "due to circumstances beyond" their control, writing, "This is not the future Jenny Cheef and I envisioned."  The couple opened …

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by Ben Crnic
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New Restaurant In Region Offers Laid-Back Elegance With Unique Menu New Restaurant In Region Offers Laid-Back Elegance With Unique Menu
New Restaurant In Region Offers Laid-Back Elegance With Unique Menu A newly opened restaurant in Sparkill is already making waves with its blend of relaxed ambiance and elevated American cuisine. Rockland County's culinary scene just got a little brighter with the opening of The Stags Leap, a new restaurant on Main Street in Sparkill that promises a laid-back yet elegant dining experience. The restaurant is the brainchild of seasoned restaurateurs Oliver Cullen and Chef Padraig Connolly, both originally from Ireland. The duo brings years of experience working and owning restaurants in Rockland County and New York City. Sparkill’s vibrant food culture drew …

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by Kathy Reakes