More than 200 works of art from the hands and mind of Kevin McDowell fill his Sedgwick Avenue studio space.
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By SIMONE JOHNSON
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2/17/19
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A clash of church, state and conscience drives Robert Bolt’s “A Man For All Seasons.”
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By JAMES O’CONNOR
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2/17/19
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There are people who move to Riverdale and stay because they love it. Then there’s John Edwards — who grew up in Riverdale, and could never imagine living in a better place.
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By MICHAEL HINMAN
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2/17/19
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Through an American history lesson and black-inspired musical expression, the Riverdale-Yonkers Society for Ethical Culture is starting Black History Month with some rhythm and historical …
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By SIMONE JOHNSON
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2/10/19
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As temperatures drop outside, Shervone Neckles offers a warm alternative inside — tea with a touch of art.
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By TIFFANY MOUSTAKAS
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2/10/19
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Jerusalem is known not only for its religious history, but for bringing out a level of reverence from its visitors.
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By SIMONE JOHNSON
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2/3/19
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One day, an instructor brought a bouquet of flowers to a gardening class I was attending. Amongst the more common flowers was something that closely resembled an artichoke, but certainly not the kind that I have encountered on my plate!
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By SURA JESELSOHN
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2/3/19
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When Ballet Hispánico performs, it’s not just about dancing in front of an audience. It’s what’s behind the dancing that also matters.
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By TIFFANY MOUSTAKAS
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1/27/19
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When Alan Fausel auctioned dog paintings, there was an initial reaction from people he’ll never forget.
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By TIFFANY MOUSTAKAS
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1/20/19
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A few weeks ago, I was seated, once again, in the Ross Auditorium at the New York Botanical Garden. The program this time was devoted to sustainability as it pertains to our own personal gardens, as well as meadows and woodland environments.
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By SURA JESELSOHN
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1/20/19
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