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Flaky, buttery pick-me-up: Whether you want a legit croissant, a slice of cake for a birthday you definitely didn’t forget, or a simple sandwich that actually hits, La Parisienne French Bakery delivers the French bakery vibes locals love, with outdoor tables, cake orders, and catering for when you’…
Green thumbs nearby: Whether you want instant curb appeal or a full backyard redo, Larchmont Nurseries has you covered with seasoned Westchester know-how since 1929.
Local flower magic: Whether you forgot an anniversary or just want to flex your thoughtful side, Maes Gifts and Parties crafts 100% real flower bouquets, preserved roses, heart-shaped boxes, and personalized arrangements that actually feel special.
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Jennifer Lopez reunited with her 18-year-old child Oskar in New York City after a workout in Santa Monica.
Full story at gossipify.com ↗
Markus Peters, born in New York City to German and Japanese parents, grew up surrounded by art objects, paintings, photographs, and artist-friends.
Full story at myrye.com ↗
AmTrustRE's 260 Madison office tower in Midtown will host a new art exhibition, featuring works by over 50 established and emerging artists.
Full story at patch.com ↗
The Autumn Glow Festival is set to take place at Glen Island Park in New Rochelle, Westchester, this fall.
Full story at newyorkfamily.com ↗
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the US Tennis Association have announced that 1,000 US Open tickets will be sold for US$100 each to make the tournament more affordable for New York residents.
Full story at sg.headtopics.com ↗
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