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Memory Slipping? Try Playing Mah Jongg!
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Love and Loss and What He Wore
Peter was not coming home. Letting go required a long goodbye to his possessions, too.…
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NYC’s Organizations for Older Adults
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Caring for a Loved One With Dementia
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Travel Groups for Women Only
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Because I’m Worth It: Going Gray in Style
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Top Wig Boutiques in New York City
Millions of women are using wigs to dress up, dress down, or avoid the hassles…
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The Best Dressmakers in New York City
A versatile, affordable dressmaker who can update a favorite outfit or copy a Chanel is…
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Pages That Bind: Book Clubs in New York City
Members often form strong bonds that keep a club going, even when they disagree about…
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New York City’s Best Knitting Shops
Local yarn dens provide an antidote to high-level urban stress in a clubby setting. By…
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The Pros and Cons of Concierge Medical Care
Many MD’s are charging annual fees of $2,000 to $25,000. Finding a doctor you can…
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Memory Slipping? Try Playing Mah Jongg!
Susan Shafer
These New York instructors can fortify your brain power and positively affect your mood through the...
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Love and Loss and What He Wore
Ellen Stern
Peter was not coming home Letting go required a long goodbye to his possessions, tooBy Ellen...
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Our Favorite Books for November
NYCitywoman Writers
This month we love books by and about women: Gail Collins and the coming “gerontomatriarchy,”...
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A Philly Weekend Getaway
Stacia Friedman
Philadelphia is the go-to destination for travelers who enjoy Zagat-rated restaurants, theater,...
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Celebrating Manhattan’s Luncheonettes
Linda Dyett
New York’s quintessential eateries may be a vanishing species, but Eisenberg’s Sandwich Shop is...
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NYC’s Organizations for Older Adults, Part 2
Sally Wendkos Olds
With its bonanza of organizations offering multiple programs just for us, this town is the perfect...
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The Magical Monarch Butterflies in Mexico
Ruth J. Katz
Chasing the enchanting monarchs to their winter sanctuaries in the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere...
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Best Books for Your Fall TBR List
NYCitywoman Writers
The best intentions got complicated in Afghanistan, a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation against...
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Courtroom Artists’ Rogues Gallery
Suzanne Charlé
Jeffrey Epstein, Harvey Weinstein, Bernie Madoff—when cameras are banned, artists capture the key...
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Fashion Forecast: Fall Trends
Stacia Friedman
Fall fashion trends include English tweed, moody florals, and anything that smacks of a military...
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Our Favorite Books for September
NYCitywoman Writers
The mass forgetting of Tiananmena bio of the actor and (who knew) inventor Hedy Lamarr…the late...
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Up on the Roof in New York City
Suzanne Charlé
New York City has long been famed for its skyline Now, New Yorkers can be atop that skyline, thanks...
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Country Home: When It’s Time to Say Goodbye
Claire Berman
Selling a house is a very emotional experience, and just because people make the decision to sell...
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Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away.
Ruth J. Katz
Landmark exhibit is on view at the Museum of Jewish Heritage—A Living Memorial to the Holocaust...
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Our Favorite Beach Reads for August
NYCitywoman Writers
Life on the farm, going undercover and underwater, and the most creative man in Harlem—here are...
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Singing Together for a Second Act
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Choral singing can be fun, challenging and healthy and you needn’t be a pro to feel like a star...
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Serendipitous Shopping in New York City
Linda Dyett
A jam-packed downtown exotic antiques store and a singular pharmacy uptown have a lot more in...
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Six Books We Recommend for July
NYCitywoman Writers
Summer is heating up with a selection of books that sizzle with seduction, humor, love, longing and...
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Apollo 11: Fifty Years After the Giant Leap
Suzanne Charlé
Looking at the moon and beyond, past, present and futureBy Suzanne...
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The Marvelous Museums of London
Ruth J. Katz
Extraordinary museums are just waiting to be discovered across the pond—The Museum of Brands or...
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Safe on Second: A New York Story
Ellen Stern
Living in a second-floor apartment in New York City has its ups and downsBy Ellen...
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Sock it to me: Novelty Socks to Sexy Fishnet
Stacia Friedman
No, they are not just for wearing with sneakers anymore Novelty socks in punchy prints or seductive...
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Six Books We Recommend for June
NYCitywoman Writers
Can’t get out of town No lack of exotic locales in our summer reading list: Roam the south with...
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Deborah Borda and the 21st Century Orchestra
Grace Lichtenstein
The president and CEO of the New York Philharmonic made it a priority to have women composers in...
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Maintaining Empathy in the Age of Trump
Ellen Freed
How to counteract the daily doses of anger, anxiety, and stress by stimulating positive human...
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Just in Time: The Statue of Liberty Museum
Suzanne Charlé
As the president rails against immigrants, a new museum opens on Liberty Island, examining...
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Put Bone Health on your Radar Screen
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Osteoporosis a painful reality for millions of women Know your risk factors and take action...
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Topnotch Beauty Products
Linda Dyett
Here are 10 new and new-ish face, body and hair improvers you really should know aboutBy Linda...
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Household Effects: an Illustrated Inventory
Ellen Stern
The objects you love may have more than sentimental value Here’s a way to save their past for...
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NYC’s Organizations for Older Adults
Sally Wendkos Olds
With its bonanza of organizations offering multiple programs just for us, this town is the perfect...
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Portraits of Immigrants in New York
Karen Feld
Betsy Ashton tells the stories of everyday immigrants living in New YorkBy Karen...
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Older, Slower, but Still Skiing Downhill
Grace Lichtenstein
Slow down Perhaps Give up Nope! The thrill of whooshing down a snow covered mountain never goes...
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Dining for Women: Potluck Philanthropy
Stacia Friedman
By the simple act of sharing a meal, Dining for Women members fund grassroots organizations that...
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New York’s Changing Retail Scene
Linda Dyett
All those vacancies Are they part of a paradigm shift (Yes) Will mom-and-pop shops survive or even...
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Moving Towards Wellness Through Tai Chi
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Tai Chi is becoming more popular as an easy and effective route to better health Included is a...
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New Experiences: The Fine Art of Travel
Stacia Friedman
Whether you are a lover of the arts, an aspiring writer or a foodie, here are some small, group...
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Caring for a Loved One With Dementia
Susan Shafer
The search for support, day care and social engagement for a mentally impaired husbandBy Susan...
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The Bookshop Band: A British Institution
Suzanne Charlé
Coming to your local bookstore, soon! Britain’s beloved literary musicians Be prepared to laugh,...
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Ten Books for Us to Read Now
Sally Wendkos Olds
Will Schwalbe was a voracious reader who spent the last two years of his mother’s life sharing...
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Second Careers: How Art Changed a Life
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Trying something new can be wonderfully rewardingBy Georgetta Lordi...
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Do I look fat in this Merlot?
Stacia Friedman
A glass of wine a day is supposed to be good for you, isn’t it Here’s the harsh reality, and...
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Becoming Michelle Obama
Grace Lichtenstein
Michelle Obama reveals how an American icon is the symbol of striving for a work-life balanceBy...
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Not Your Typical Holiday Gift Guide
Linda Dyett
A roundup of Hanukkah and Christmas presents from Manhattan’s independent shops—plus seasonal...
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New York Splendor: Luxurious Rooms
Suzanne Charlé
In her sumptuous new book, Wendy Moonan takes us on a magical tour of the city’s most memorable...
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Pickleball: A Popular New Sport
Karen Feld
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the US and popular with seniors, offering a good workout...
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Library Books for Homebound Readers
Susan Shafer
New York City Public Libraries’ Mail-a-Book and Books by Mail programs send books, videos and...
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Crossing the Hudson to Reclaim the Nation
Suzanne Charlé
Outraged by Trump’s policies and attacks on civilized debate, New Yorkers are knocking on doors...
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Three Days With Gregory Peck
Barbara Lovenheim
Years ago, The Ladies Home Journal sent me to Beverly Hills to interview Peck I spent three...
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Activist Artists Focus on Politics Past and Present
Suzanne Charlé
Armed with pens, brushes, cameras and wit, artists take on the establishmentBy Suzanne...
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Zumba! The Worldwide Dance/Fitness Craze
Sally Wendkos Olds
Exercisers of all ages embrace the Latin rhythms and aerobic moves of ZumbaBy Sally Wendkos...
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The Discreet Magic of Berets and Caps
Linda Dyett
Hat-averse No problem Easy-to-wear berets with subtle details are in style this fall, as are all...
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Murphy and Me
Ellen Stern
Every dog has her day, and I have it with herBy Ellen Stern In childhood, it was a...
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Is Snoring Compromising Your Health?
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Some 37 million Americans snore regularly according to the National Sleep Foundation, so if you...
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The Accidental Technophile
Annie Korzen
iPhones and streaming and Ebay, oh my And what I don’t miss from the past centuryBy Annie...
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How Seniors Share Experience and Wisdom
Sally Wendkos Olds
Members of “Elder Wisdom Circle” provide support and advice for young people who look to...
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Solo Getaway: Unique East Coast Inns
Karen Feld
Three East Coast inns where you will feel welcome traveling solo or with a friend and be close to...
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City of Water Day
Suzanne Charlé
As temperatures rise, City of Water Day gives New Yorkers a chance to get cool at dozens of events...
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The Attachment Effect
Claire Berman
Children who grow up with a strong and healthy attachment to their parents tend to enjoy more...
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New York Seniors and the Clutter Dilemma
Linda Dyett
The stuff we’ve accumulated over the decades is reaching epidemic proportions, taking up valuable...
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Famous Father Girl, a Memoir
Grace Lichtenstein
In her new memoir, Famous Father Girl, Jamie Bernstein candidly recalls her life as the eldest...
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These Are No Ordinary Women
Suzanne Charlé
What do a Supreme Court Justice, a robotics engineer, and a Nepalese street hawker have in common...
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Marilyn Maye: Performing at Age 90
Karen Feld
The ultimate performer who made a comeback in her senior years, Maye is a role model for many...
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Fencing: A Unique Sport for Women of All Ages
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Fencing can help increase your flexibility and balance, lower stress and reduce cognitive...
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Hairstyle News: Isn’t It Time for an Update?
Linda Dyett
The look of favor today is either tousled or sleek-but-askew, says super-stylist Yves Durif Plus,...
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The Surprising Health Benefits of Indoor Plants
Rona Cherry
Indoor potted plants can remove up to 87 percent of air pollutants in 24 hoursBy Rona...
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Taking it Slow: France at 5 mph
Stacia Friedman
Looking for a unique voyage that will satisfy your lust for new adventures and great foodBy...
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Facial Acupuncture for Skin Rejuvenation
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Facial acupuncture—aka cosmetic acupuncture—has been gaining fast favor among women seeking...
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End-of-Winter Skin Soothers and Rechargers
Linda Dyett
Jump-start spring with remedies for parched, slack, confused New York City winter skinBy Linda...
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Saving Your Marriage After An Affair
Sally Wendkos Olds
What some therapists say about saving a marriage unhinged by infidelityBy Sally Wendkos...
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On Stage: Women in History Come Alive
Susan Shafer
200 women playwrights work toward increasing awareness of notable women for Women’s History...
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A Peek at 10 New Books for Spring Reading
Grace Lichtenstein
The most anticipated books due for publication this spring include titles about the women’s...
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Senior Women and #MeToo
Linda Dyett
How are Boomers and pre-Boomers responding to the explosive Millennials-driven movement that’s...
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Learning How to Fall Safely
Georgetta Lordi Morque
In the winter, learning how to navigate slippery sidewalks and streets, wearing the proper footwear...
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March On!
Suzanne Charlé
Get your your marching boots and pink “pussy hats” ready! On January 20—the anniversary of...
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Stay Healthy This Winter—Visit a Salt Room
Rona Cherry
Why 30 minutes in a NYC salt room can heal your lungs and boost your moodBy Rona...
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The Latest in Makeup: Think Little or None
Linda Dyett
Makeup is almost passé in New York City The look today is all about artlessness, authenticity and...
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Women Running Away With the Sport
Sally Wendkos Olds
Today the majority of American runners are female How did we get here One pair of sneakers at a...
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Collagen: Maintaining A Youthful Complexion
Georgetta Lordi Morque
The protein collagen maintains healthy and wrinkle-free skin, but as you age your collagen levels...
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The Notorious Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Suzanne Charlé
As the Supreme Court considers some of the decade’s most controversial cases, Justice Ginsburg...
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Hotbed: How Women Got the Right to Vote
Suzanne Charlé
An up-close look at Greenwich Village in the early 20th century and the activists who were young,...
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Travel Groups for Women Only
Sally Wendkos Olds
The demand for all-female travel groups has increased by leaps and bounds, pushing travel...
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Guess Who’s Coming to Visit
Claire Berman
A two-month visit from our 20-year-old granddaughter was filled with surprises and delights!By...
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Woman of Heart and Mind…and Ego
Grace Lichtenstein
A new biography of Joni Mitchell, Reckless Daughter by David Yaffe, tells uncomfortable truths...
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New Beau? Check Him Out Online
Judith Glynn
When Ron began behaving erratically, I decided to look him up on Instant Checkmate’s extensive...
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Turning Antique Lace into Silver and Gold
Linda Dyett
It’s almost alchemy Monika Knutsson transforms precious antique lace into featherweight gold and...
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Foods that Hurt, or Help, If You’re Feeling Anxious
Rona Cherry
Here’s a guide for keeping ‘stressful’ food and drink off your menuBy Rona CherryAs...
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Trump’s EPA Will Make You Sick
Suzanne Charlé
Judith Enck, a former EPA Regional Administrator, warns: If Trump gets his way, the Bronx won’t...
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Practicing Mindfulness: What Is It? Why Do It?
Anne FInger
Mindfulness trains us to refocus our minds to alleviate anxiety, lessen chronic pain, and enhance...
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‘Battle of the Sexes’ Tennis, Triumph, Trauma
Grace Lichtenstein
As the film opens nationwide New York Times journalist Grace Lichtenstein recalls covering the...
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The Transition Network—New York City
Ellen Freed
Enriching lives and growing, the NYC chapter of TTN offers a moveable feast of benefits to women...
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Susan Brownmiller: The Feminist Gardener
Sally Wendkos Olds
In her new book My City Highrise Garden, feminist Susan Brownmiller describes her passion for...
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New Food Trends from the Fancy Food Show
Bethany Kandel
Sellers were promoting food that was gluten-free, sugar-free, kosher, vegan and just plain...
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Don’t Retire—Reboot, Part 3
Linda Dyett
Here’s how two women with vastly different careers—an educator and a...
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How to Write Your Own Memoir
Arlene Hisiger
You may not be famous, but you deserve to write your own memoir with assistance from professional...
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Wedding Bells at 70
Susan Shafer
Most people get married for the first time in their late 20s We tied the knot at age 71 and...
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Keeping Your Memory Sharp as You Age
Rona Cherry
What’s the difference between an occasional memory lapse and lapses that indicate the onset of...
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Private Libraries in New York City
Sally Wendkos Olds
There are more than twenty private libraries in Manhattan—free or fee-based—that offer...
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Seven Truly Essential Apps for Your iPhone
Grace Lichtenstein
There’s an app for ordering food, making reservations, posting on Facebook, breaking news,...
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Clearing Out Your Parents’ Home
Claire Berman
Sorting out the belongings of your parents’ home can be daunting and upsetting, but hiring estate...
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Stand Up! The Road to Better Posture
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Improve your posture to eliminate pain and prevent serious health issuesBy Georgetta Lordi...
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Five More Visionary Studio Jewelers
Linda Dyett
These artisans’ baubles, bangles and beads are objects of intense desire (And yes, they take...
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Double-Duty Space-Saving Furniture
Ruth J. Katz
Open Sesame: Magical and stylish dual purpose, space saving furniture for space challenged...
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Trailblazing Women in the Mad Men Era
Dorri Olds
Triumphing over gender discrimination during the 1960’sBy Dorri Olds Marcia...
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Center for Women’s History Opens in NYC
Suzanne Charlé
The New-York Historical Society is the first museum in the US to showcase the history of women on...
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Tips from a Top NYC Hair Colorist
Linda Dyett
Marie Sigismondi discusses the shady business of hair color and going grayBy Linda...
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The Art of Healthy Cooking
Arlene Hisiger
Cooking tips and recipes from Diane Hoch, the founder of a nutrition center and a specialist in the...
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Clive Davis and the Soundtrack of Our Lives
Suzanne Charlé
Clive Davis—the record industry mogul who signed Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Alicia Keys...
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Activewear That Goes Everywhere
Stacia Friedman
The latest fashion trend for women of all ages and shapes is body-hugging leggings and sporty...
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Sunday in the Parlour with Marjorie
Sally Wendkos Olds
Marjorie Eliot learned piano as a child; now she performs for jazz lovers every Sunday in her...
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Specialists in Nutrition and Weight Control
Georgetta Lordi Morque
March is National Nutrition Month: Assess your health and find a specialist who can...
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A Look at Five Visionary Studio Jewelers
Linda Dyett
Their inspirations here in fast-paced NY, like their challenges, are non-stop and numerous Their...
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Testosterone Implants for Women
Linda Dyett
A growing number of doctors regard the so-called male hormone as a boon for women’s health and...
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Learning to Ask Others for Help
Claire Berman
Many of us are happy to help others when they need help, but often we are reluctant to ask others...
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You’re Never too Old to Find New Friends
Sally Wendkos Olds
Meeting people is easy, developing a friendship is more complicated; it takes patience and...
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NYC Museums Defy Trump’s Muslim Ban
Suzanne Charlé
Curators in major NYC museums resist by exhibiting works by and about Muslims and immigrants in...
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How to Soundproof Your Apartment
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Companies that soundproof windows, floors, and walls are in high demandBy Georgetta Lordi...
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Anti-Aging Benefits of Cosmetic Dentistry
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Put your money where your mouth is!By Georgetta Lordi MorqueWhen it comes to anti-aging...
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Memo to Trump: Naps Are Good For You!
Rona Cherry
Researchers say the prime time to snooze is 1 to 4 pm when your body’s 24-hour circadian rhythm...
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Women on the March to History
Suzanne Charlé
From New York to DC to the WorldBy Suzanne CharléPhoto by Mobilus In...
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NYC March: Derision, Defiance and Snark
Linda Dyett
It was far more than 10 hours of pussyhats galore The largest protest coalition in American history...
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New Yorkers March to Support Women’s Rights
Sally Wendkos Olds
The minute I heard that women would be marching to protest the ascension to the presidency of the...
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At-Home Fitness Workout for Women 50+
Linda Dyett
For NYCitywomen, fitness trainer Devone Stephenson has fine-tuned a dozen home exercisesby...
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Kicking Ass in Flat-Heeled Shoes
Nancy Weber
Why late in life I became a neo-feministBy Nancy Weber“What do you...
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Katharine Hepburn: Rebel Chic
Barbara Lovenheim
“Skirts are hopeless Anytime I hear a man say he prefers a woman in a skirt, I say, ‘Try one...
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At Home Face Rejuvenation Recommended by Experts
Linda Dyett
Powerhouse ingredients and products that work—no appointment needed!By Linda...
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New York at Its Core: An Arresting Exhibit
Suzanne Charlé
A new permanent exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York tracing the past, present and future...
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Gyrotonic: Dance-like, Flowing Exercise Method
Georgetta Lordi Morque
Gyrotonic studios in NYC offer one-on-one training, small group classes and trial packages for...
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Love, Loss, and What You Wore
Sally Wendkos Olds
When you decide what you’re going to wear, you decide who you areBy Sally Wendkos...
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Act Up, New York Activistas!
Linda Dyett
Don’t just sit there complaining Now is the time for rallying, volunteering, contributing, and...
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Touring France With Comfort On An E-Bike
Grace Lichtenstein
Even if you’re not as agile as a 30-year-old, you can still pedal through rolling hills and...
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Sibling rivalry often escalates in your 50s and 60s when issues of eldercare and inheritance...
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Raped at 13 and Too Ashamed to Tell
Dorri Olds
For the next 13 years I lived by silently screaming at my memoriesBy Dorri OldsThe...
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Gray hair used to be unfashionable and unforgiving; these days it’s sexy and a signature for many...
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Interviewing Kate the Great
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A journalist recalls her interviews with Katharine Hepburn, casting new light on the legendary...
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Women who don’t lunch—but launch new careers in their sixties, making the most of their...
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Lips and cheeks are where the action is, while eyes are subtle and tameBy Linda...
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According to recent poll, one-third of women over 40 are dating men ten years younger than they...
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Are your adult children overprotective—or not protective enoughBy Claire...
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Millions of women are using wigs to dress up, dress down, or avoid the hassles of daily hair...
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A versatile, affordable dressmaker who can update a favorite outfit or copy a Chanel is a...
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7 Tips For an Elegant, Natural Look
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The Ultimate Guide to Sex After 50
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Whether coupled or single, you can maintain or regain a spicy and satisfying sex life By Nancy...
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Where to Repair, Sell and Appraise Jewelry in NYC
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Your broken chains and orphan earrings may not be wearable, but they are not worthlessBy Mary...
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How sleeping beauties can find the best sofa beds for their backs, their wallets, and their small...
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Custom-Made Womenswear
Linda Dyett
NYC’s couture dressmakers, tailors, and custom-fitters are on the rebound A guide to the 10...
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Divine Libations for Non-Drinkers
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Where to find sublime grape juices and non-alcoholic winesBy Nancy WeberTreat your...
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Sex and the Senior Man: Advice from the Experts
Nancy Weber
How to keep your man’s libido in high gearBy Nancy WeberWhat makes a...
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Pages That Bind: Book Clubs in New York City
Sally Wendkos Olds
Members often form strong bonds that keep a club going, even when they disagree about a bookBy...
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Urban Farmers: How Green Is Your Rooftop?
Suzanne Charlé
Installing farms on the 14,000 acres of unshaded rooftops in the city could feed 20 million...
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Linda Dyett
How many women 60 plus are finding ingenious ways of carving out new and satisfying...
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A Manhattan transplant who now lives in Los Angeles reminisces about New York CityBy Annie...
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