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7 Healthy Lunches You Can Freeze For Easy Meals

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By Kayla Garritano
| Yahoo Life Verified
It’s so easy for the day to slip away from you when you’re busy. Whether being enthralled in your work or running around doing your errands, it’s easy to forget that you need to eat lunch in between all the hassles. And then, if you find a small amount of time to eat lunch, odds are you’re grabbing foods no matter the quality because it’s quick and easy. It may sound unheard of, but there are ways to eat quick lunches without having to sacrifice health.
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5 Spots for Seasonal Craft Beverages in Westchester

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By Kayla Garritano, Veronika Stetska Verified
| Westchester Magazine Verified
Whether we wanted to or not, we’ve said goodbye to summer and hello to fall. As the season changed, so did our drink preferences, but there’s more to fall drinks than pumpkin spice lattes and mulled cider. Take look at some of these delicious, unique seasonal drinks at Westchester hotspots. 1191 Pleasantville Rd, Briarcliff Manor; 914.373.4783 With a new location in Briarcliff Manor, earlybird serves healthy meals, freshly baked goods, and an array of specialty hot drinks.
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Adam Levi: Sculpting the Way Art is Viewed in Rye

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By Kayla Garritano
| artswestchester.org
After leaving college, Adam Levi began looking for jobs in the arts. He was unsure what he’d be doing, but he knew one thing: he loved the idea that many random paths could be taken. When he stumbled upon an opening at Rye Arts Center (RAC), he formed an immediate connection. “The Arts Center felt like it was all-encompassing in different kinds of art,” said Levi. It was then that Levi started as an administrative assistant, building RAC’s first website.
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