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10 Most Beautiful Buildings Some of the world’s most renowned architects have left their marks on Westchester—and our county is the better for it. N ot only does Westchester have natural beauty and stately residences, we are also home to a number of architecturally significant office buildings and education facilities. Local architects voted on their top 10 choices. We couldn’t agree more. Mastercard Building Purchase I.M. Pei Known for his dramatic use of concrete, glass, and sharp, geometric designs, I.M. Pei is perhaps best known for designing the spectacular courtyard to the Louvre in Paris, with its grand glass-and-metal pyramid, the East Wing of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, the JFK Library, even the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. “His forms are outrageous,” says Dennis S. Noskin of Dennis Noskin Artchitects in Tarrytown. “Pei has a knack for corporate America—this building has an exciting exterior and interior.” PepsiCo Headquarters, Purchase Edwa

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Rose McGowan Leaving Los Feliz Friday, January 28, 2011, 3:08:05 PM | noreply@blogger.com (Your Mama) SELLER: Rose McGowan LOCATION: Los Angeles, CA PRICE: $1,849,000 SIZE: 4,278 square feet, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms YOUR MAMAS NOTES: Yesterday, while sipping an ice cold gin & tonic scoping out all the new listings in The City of Angels we ran across a particularly fetching abode in the Los Feliz area that set off all of Your Mama's highly-tuned celebrity real estate sensors. A short spin through the interweb and a few ringy - dingy's on our bedazzled Princess phone turned up two snitches who confirmed the house, listed with an asking price of $1,849,000, belongs to sultry actress, Boston Terrier advocate and sartorial daredevil Rose McGowan. For better or worse and likely much to her chagrin, Miss McGowan will likely go down in Your Mama's (entirely subjective) version of Hollywood history for three things for which she might rather not be remembere

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Lewisboro Calender For January 29th | Lewisboro NY Homes

SATURDAY, JAN. 29 Target Picture Story Saturday, 10:30 to 11:30, Katonah Museum of Art, 134 Jay St., Katonah. Children of all ages and family members are invited to listen to stories followed by a hands-on art activity with local pediatrician Dr. Kathy Purvis. 232-9555. Katonahmuseum.org. Winter Wolves, 11 a.m., Wolf Conservation Center, 7 Buck Run, South Salem. Visit Ambassador wolves Kaila and Atka and learn about the mythology, biology and ecology of wolves in North America. Also a visit with the critically endangered red wolves and Mexican gray wolves. Best program for first time visitors. Enjoy hot beverages. Dress for cold weather. Space limited. $15/adults; $12/children under 12. Pre-registration required. 763-2373. NYWolf.org. SUNDAY, JAN. 30 BAS Excursion to Pelham Bay Park, Bronx, 8-noon, Carpool from Bylane Farm, 35 Todd Rd., Katonah. Join Adam Zorn and Birder Peter Becker at Pelham Bay Park which features an impressive number of waterfowl, landbirds, monk parakeets and

Katonah-Lewisboro audit reveals strong controls

Katonah-Lewisboro audit reveals strong controls The Katonah-Lewisboro School District’s most recent audit found a handful of issues, but was largely positive, internal auditor David Moran of Accume Partners said last week. Mr. Moran presented the district’s internal audit at the school board meeting on Thursday, Jan. 20. “This was a very good audit, which demonstrates strong financial controls,” Assistant Superintendent for Business Michael Jumper said. Download a copy of the audit report. The audit reviewed five areas highlighted by the state comptroller as frequently of concern in school districts: human resources, purchasing, claims auditing, contracts, and computer systems. The unusual scope of the audit — internal audits in the past have focused on a specific department — was the brainchild of the school board’s audit committee, but Mr. Moran said that he would probably start recommending it to other districts. Mr. Moran said that two of the audited areas had been found to

Katonah-Lewisboro audit reveals strong controls

Katonah-Lewisboro audit reveals strong controls

U.S. home prices slide into 'double dip' - Los Angeles Times

Last year, a recovery in housing prices seemed to be on track. But analysts now say that that improvement was juiced by home-buying tax credits that have now expired. In addition, unemployment has remained stubbornly high and millions of Americans are still at risk of foreclosure. A second slide in home prices would act as a drag on the economic recovery — and stand in sharp contrast to other downturns. During the real estate crash of the 1990s, for example, prices slowly but steadily rose from their bottoms. "It is going to be a rocky bottom, where we bounce around," said Stan Humphries, chief economist at Zillow.com, a real estate information site. And, after that, "it is likely that real estate appreciation won't keep up with inflation." The Case-Shiller Index, released Tuesday, showed that nine cities — Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Detroit, Las Vegas, Miami, Portland, Seattle and Tampa — hit fresh bottoms, falling to the lowest levels since prices peaked in

U.S. home prices slide into 'double dip' - Los Angeles Times