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NYC-based lifestyle reporter covering entertainment, health, home and issues of importance to women; professor @nyu_journalism & @hunterjourn
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How to Add Wallpaper to Your Home, According to Westchester Experts

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By Lambeth Hochwald Verified
| Westchester Magazine Verified
There’s an intrinsic wow factor you feel every time you set foot in a wallpapered room. “Whether printed, textured, or mural-inspired, wallpaper adds another layer and interest that you don’t get with paint,” says Petra Boykoff, founder and owner of Petra Design Studio in Scarsdale. “When a room is wallpapered, it feels fuller and more complete.” Happily, today’s options are way more user-friendly than they once were.
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Physicians Spend More Time on Paperwork Than Patients: The Squeeze of Invisible Work

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By Lambeth Hochwald Verified
| Medscape Verified
Every doctor can get bogged down with an endless daily to-do list consisting of everything from pre-authorizations and prescription refill requests to handling in-box messages from the patient portal, and endless electronic health record tasks.
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Filmmaker Robert Stone Calls the Hudson Valley Home

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By Lambeth Hochwald Verified
| Hudson Valley Magazine Verified
Life & Style For this local multitasking filmmaker, learning from the past is the best way to understand the present. Photos courtesy of Robert Stone Documentary maker Robert Stone may be deep into researching his next film, which delves into the history and future of fusion energy technology, but during this interview, another exciting project was underway: A move up the river from Rhinecliff to Hudson with his wife, Shelby Stone, a film and TV producer.
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