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  1. Holiday Getaways

    by Deborah R. Huso | December 9, 2011

    Gather the entire family for a weekend of fun winter activities.

  2. A Weekend Culinary Escape + More

    by John Francisco Andreu | December 9, 2011

    St. Regis & Adour: French-inspired cuisine & a landmark New York City Hotel.

  3. Hiding Technology in the Home

    by Jennifer K. Dansicker | December 9, 2011

    Hide tvs, switches, and wires in your home.

  4. Savory Celebrations

    by Jennifer K. Dansicker | December 9, 2011

    Local restaurants provide the perfect setting for special occasions.

  5. Keswick Hall

    by Jennifer K. Dansicker | November 21, 2011

    Luxurious getaway offers history and recreation.

  6. Seasoned Palettes

    by Mary Medland | November 21, 2011

    If you’ve been keeping up with the trends, you know gourmet food and drink is all the rage—and if it’s local, even better. And even though Maryland is a small state, it’s often been called America in Miniature—varied topography from sandy beaches, eluvial marshes, and farmland to rolling pastures and craggy mountains offers the right [...]

  7. Home Cooking For The Holidays

    by Dennis Hockman | November 9, 2011

    If you host the family for holiday meals, why not spice up the menu with a balance of traditional fare and deliciously unexpected dishes that will surprise your loved ones?
    Understanding that home chefs are eager for new ideas along with innovative ways of presenting old favorites, Macy’s established a culinary council of renowned chefs to [...]

  8. Not Beaujolais Nouveau

    by Tony Foreman | November 9, 2011

    We always think of Beaujolais in the fall. Nouveau is that first wine of the harvest and one third of the production of that region is consumed within a few weeks as the celebrated chilled, quaffable red juice that it is: crispy, fresh, and super fun.
    Yet for me, the real purpose of Beaujolais is NOT [...]

  9. Solar Strides

    by Polly Bart | September 26, 2011

    Before most people were interested in energy conservation, David and Laura Sill were green pioneers. In 1998 they built a Victorian-style house in Reisterstown, which was designed to one day accommodate solar panels, and in 2004, a set of photovoltaic panels big enough to provide about 30 to 40 percent of the family’s energy needs, [...]

  10. Atlantic Island Getaways

    by Deborah R. Huso | September 5, 2011

    Island getaways for a relaxing retreat.