Author: Cheryl De Leon

Open For Business

One of Westwood’s youngest entrepreneurs shows off her business savvy.

Food Prices Stay High

It’s true what they say about the rate of inflation—it’s down dramatically. But grocery-store sticker shock still hurts.

How Sweet It Is

Sugar is tasty, tempting—and potential trouble. Two Bergen dietitians explain when to tell yourself “no.”

Please, Mr. Postman

Two Wyckoff brothers learn the importance of sending letters—and sending them off with a kiss!

Sharing The Gold

Olympian Hezly Rivera enjoys a triumphant Oradell homecoming—and she shares the glory with all around her.

Upsize With A Smile

When NYC apartment dwellers moved to a Morris township house, a designer helped make it feel less sterile—and more friendly.

Opposites Attract

The husband wanted a contemporary style for their six-bedroom home in New Vernon, the wife a traditional one. It was up to the designer to achieve a beautiful synthesis.

The Grandparent Test

Ideally situated, a Holmdel colonial had all the basics for three-generation family living—if its interior could be transformed.

The Colors Of Joy

To style their Glen Rock home, a retired couple dove into the crayon box—and found a designer who could make it all work.

It Starts With The Floor

Owners of a flooring store, a Ridgewood couple wanted their thoroughly renovated home to make a statement from the ground up.

Full House

Economic and social forces are fueling a trend toward multigenerational living. Here’s how to make it work.

The Power Of The Pull

It’s a potent, versatile workout tool that doesn’t require an app: the resistance band.

The Power Of The Pull

It’s a potent, versatile workout tool that doesn’t require an app: the resistance band.

The Power Of The Pull

It’s a potent, versatile workout tool that doesn’t require an app: the resistance band.

Young Artists At Work

With a little help from their creative mother, two budding painters produce a backyard masterpiece.