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Where to Eat the Most Delicious Fish Tacos in Westchester

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By Gabrielle Beechert, Michelle Larkin Verified, Maxine Van Nortwick
| Westchester Magazine Verified
Fish tacos are the quintessential summer food and, if you know where to look, you can reel in so much more than just battered fish and tartar sauce. We compiled a list of drool-worthy fish tacos that thrive on menus because of their inventive combinations. So, stop fishing for the top fish taco joints in Westchester — we’ve got you covered.
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15 Lobster Rolls in Westchester for Serious Summer Flavor

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By Nicholas Basile, Gabrielle Beechert, Cristiana Caruso
| Westchester Magazine Verified
There is great debate over lobster roll supremacy between Maine style (lightly toasted buttered bun, cold lobster, mayo on the side or mixed in) and Connecticut style (warm buttered bun and lobster, melted butter). No matter where you fall, there are plenty of places across Westchester County to savor this summer staple.
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Concerned Women for America rally Texas women to vote during Dallas-area stop

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By Gabrielle Beechert, Amelia Wu
| Texarkana Gazette Verified
HURST, Texas -- A baby pink bus sat in a Hurst parking lot Friday. Displaying the phrase "She Prays She Votes," the bus is covered in black marker signatures and messages. "It's not a choice, it's a baby," "Families first" and "Pray for one nation," are some of the hundreds of messages written across the pink sides of the bus. The vehicle is part of the Concerned Women for America's "She Prays She Votes" battleground bus tour, which is making stops across 11 states.
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