Real estate agents who once plied their trade solo under the aegis of their companies are increasingly joining teams.

Westchester arts listings for the week of November 1, 2009.

The Silver Spoon deli traded in one Bergen County, N.J., community for another but has kept some old customers while adding new ones.

The Two River Theater Company in Red Bank, N.J., is staging a broad production of Shakespeare’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream.”.

In Montclair, N.J., which will vote on whether to change its appointed board, groups and countergroups have formed on each side.

The production, based on a novel that speaks to the current moment in America, starts with Frank Galati’s Tony Award-winning adaptation.

Referendums to change from an elected to an appointed school board or vice versa surface every few years.

The president of Nassau’s school superintendents said he had never heard of a desire to switch to an appointed school board.

Long Island has several nearly finished ultra-high-end “dream homes” on that market that were built to the personal specification of owners who changed their minds near the end of the process.

East End wines, well regarded but nationally little publicized, did well at a blind tasting in New York.