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FALL FASHION INSPIRATION

THE ART OF CHARCUTERIE

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September Marks Change IF YOU LIVE IN BUCKS COUNTY, SEPTEMBER IS A TRANSITION MONTH FOR MANY REASONS. Summer has come to a quiet end, back-to-school shopping has ensued, and all the joys of fall are right around the corner. September signifies a time to identify our summer/fall “transition outfits” and to prepare our fall wardrobe, which might include a fresh new pair of ripped jeans, a t-shirt with a jacket or sweater to layer on for those cool fall evenings. In this issue, a few local boutiques,

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FEATURES 10 The Art of Charcuterie Create the perfect seasonal charcuterie board for fun and easy entertaining.

14 Creating Great Outdoor Spaces: What Does It Take? 20 Newtown Fall Fashion Stay chic while youâ€™re socially distant.

28 Eat Pretty Keep Your Plate In Style With These

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+ Placement Placement is important as well and will help with your presentation.. Make sure you’re not placing

+ Te x t u r e

too many like colors directly next to each other.

Variety is key when it comes to texture. Add dates for smooth, shiny surfaces and some crackers can help create a rough, edgy look.

+ Color When selecting items for your board, choose colorful items that will “pop.” Strawberries, cherries, tomatoes add the perfect bright red, and grapes and apple slices can be used for greens.

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The Ar t of Charcuterie CREATE THE PERFECT SEASONAL CHARCUTERIE BOARD FOR FUN AND EASY ENTERTAINING.

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+ Board You don’t need to buy a special board. Use a wood cutting board, slate board, serving tray, etc. Any flat surface you have will work.

+ Va r i e t y

CHARCUTERIE (PRONOUNCED SHAR-KOO-

For even more texture variety

TUH–REE) IS THE ART OF PREPARING CURED

try adding jams and spreads

OR SMOKED MEATS. Charcuterie boards are

next to a variation of nuts, such

essentially meat’s response to a cheese board, and

as pistachios and almonds.

not to mention- they’re fun and delicious! Since I rarely cook, I make it a point to always have a charcuterie board when we entertain and I love to bring one to special occasions or a fun dinner. While charcuterie boards may seem like a no-brainer- just toss some meats, cheeses, and crackers on a board and voila! You actually need just a little more thought and strategy to pull off the perfect board that will wow your guests, while still being the essence of easy entertaining. There is no appetizer more impressive than a charcuterie board. Loaded with a variety of cured meats, cheese, nuts, fruit, crackers, and spreads, there is something here for everyone. Switching up a few ingredients yields something new and amazing each and every time. Everyone loves a meat

+ Diversify

and cheese board piled high with fun bites!

There are so many brown foods

is that there is no end to the possible varia-

out there, but if you’re not care-

tions. Change it up and make it easy on yourself

ful, a ton of brown foods will

by using in-season fruits and vegetables. You can

make your board look bland,

also add a few special touches around the hol-

not brilliant.

idays. For example, in the winter and around the

The awesome things about charcuterie boards

holidays, your charcuterie board could have sprigs of thyme and cranberries scattered about. Around Valentine’s Day, I’ve added a small bowl of conversation hearts or chocolate covered strawberries.

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ARTICLE DONNA HOFFMAN

WH AT D O E S IT TA K E ?

Creating Great Outdoor Spaces:

CREATE THE IDEAL OUTDOOR SPACE OF YOUR DREAMS, WHILE SAVING MONEY AND AGGRAVATION WITH THIS EXPERT ADVICE. IF THE “LOCK DOWN” CYCLE HAS GOTTEN YOU DREAMING OF CREATING AND ENJOYING YOUR PERFECT OUTDOOR SPACE, TROUBLE YOUR BEAUTIFUL – OR HANDSOME – BRAIN NO FURTHER. There are only 2 things required to create a truly outstanding outdoor space- just 2: Strategy and Honesty. Not the answers you expected? I know. Come closer.

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WHY STRATEGY: Great outdoor spaces require the same wise design strategy needed for indoor spaces. Strategic design formulas must still manipulate function, placement, layout, line, form, shape, color, pattern, movement, and rhythm – but with an extra layer of complexity that springs from the outdoors. Ceilings now include blue sky and white clouds; “walls” contain landscaped views with shape and color, and floors may include wood, stone, indoor-outdoor rugs, pebble, grass or some combo therein. With more elements to control, design strategy – not guesswork – is always the glue and the guidepost.

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WHY HONESTY: For great outdoor spaces, honest budget assessment is a must, as is your upkeep tolerance. The purchasing list for tricked-out outdoor space is long: hardscaping, landscaping, decks, patios, structures, pools, planters as well as media and furnishings built to withstand outdoor elements. It adds up quickly. Then there is your upkeep threshold: Cushion lovers, this means you. How many decorative pillows can you stand moving when storms blow in? How many seat cushions can you comfortably store in the off season, and by the way, where exactly are cushions or furniture being stored in the off season, and in what? Beyond the above, here’s an eyes-wide-open FAQ to help guide your thinking and support your best and most beautiful outdoor space outcome. CAN YOU REALLY USE TV’S OUTDOORS IN 4-SEASON CLIMATES LIKE BUCKS COUNTY, PA? Yes! However, you must use specifically designated outdoor flatscreens and speakers. They’re built to withstand extreme cold and according to a fav colleague John Pentz, owner of Adaptive Integrators, outdoor flat screens are 6x brighter than indoor models to offset all that sunlight. Correct equipment aside, strategic placement is key. “In this region, we install specific flatscreens in various covered and uncovered outdoor spaces, and with the right speaker placement, we can even create a surround sound experience,” John added. WHAT’S THE BEST TIME PLAN MY OUTDOOR SPACE? If you’re building from scratch, start between the November through March time period prior to the May you wish to “open” your space. This allows time to get into your selected team’s schedule, and IMPORTANTLY, it allows for standard fabrication times if doing custom outdoor furnishings. That means that for this summer, the ship has sailed, but you may be able to squeeze something in for a late fall delivery. If instead of building new you’re instead DIY-refurnishing an existing space and using only ready-made items from retail, place orders by March to allow a buffer for backorders and delivery in the May you wish to “open.” With COVID19 you can expect supply chain disruptions. These disruptions could decrease stock availability, while increasing lead time, a phenomenon that could last for upwards of 10 months of this writing. In other words, if you find planters you like and find all 5 of them in stock, order them now – don’t wait. CONTINUED >

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WHO DO YOU NEED ON MY TEAM FOR AMAZING RESULTS? True story: A new and soon-to-be fav client engaged us to design their new homeâ€™s first floor while hiring a landscaper to do their outdoor spaces. The finished outdoor spaces were beautiful but none of the patio tiers worked for the end use OR furniture layout the client wanted. Not one. A good designer could have easily flagged the functional shortfalls and helped the otherwise excellent landscaper to make simple but game-changer adjustments to the patio plans. Instead, a very pricey, very pretty, mistake lives on that property. Forever.

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If you’re investing serious dollars into an outdoor space, your triple-threat team is always builder-landscaper-designer. If you’re your hardscaping only, then your ideal team always includes a landscaper and designer. If doing media, add a media group too. Follow the guidance offered above, lovely….and not only will a great space await you, but importantly, the money and aggravation you save will be your own. ABOUT DONNA HOFFMAN: A multi-award-winning Bucks County

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TREND SETTER SEPTEMBER HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE BIGGEST MONTH IN FASHION, IT MARKS THE END OF SUMMER, THE RETURN TO ROUTINE, AND FORECASTS WHAT’S TO COME IN THE REST OF THE YEAR. As the seasons are changing, we start to make the shift from Spring and Summer fashion, to Fall and Winter. September is the time people use fashion to re-invent themselves. So what is different about September 2020? For a while we weren’t leaving our homes during quarantine, so for most people, while working from home and only seeing our immediate family, being fashion forward fell to the bottom on our list of priorities. Now with fall around the corner, we are focused on staying fashionably chic

ARTICLE ASHLEY BARRETT KANOFF PHOTOGRAPHY JOE DANTONE

while wearing our masks and staying socially distant. We asked our favorite

- DANTONE CREATIVE

local boutique’s to show off stylish fashions that are perfect for you to stay comfortable while still looking your best.

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STAY CHIC WHILE YOU’RE SOCIALLY DISTANT.

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Jen Gage, owner of Lifestyle Fitness Solutions (lifestylefitnesssolutions.net) was dressed by Laura Rothstein, owner of Lunachick Boutique (both Newtown and Spring House locations are open for business!) Jen is rocking the White Hepburn Tank ($59) with the Nate Mineral Wash Pant ($97) both by Michael Lauren. Her Phoebe

Lock Necklace ($45) is the perfect addition. Jen is also wearing the Rimless Jezbel Sunnies by Quay, ($65.) Jen is wearing a Siater Tee, mineral wash by Michael Lauren ($75) with Amelia High Rise Skinny Jeans by Hidden ($86) and Noosa Sunnies by Quay ($55.) Jen’s bag is the Mini Neoprene Crossbody Bag by Ahdorned ($62) with the Zebra Strap, also from Ahdorned ($38.)

Denim Jacket by Blank NYC ($89) is perfect for those fall nights.

All of Jen’s items can be found in-store at Lunachick Boutique,

Another Ahdorned bag that is perfect for any occasion - shown

(10 Swamp Road, Newtown) and on their website shoplu-

is the Vegan Silver Camo Crossbody Bag ($42.) Fall is also when

nachick.com. Make sure to follow Lunachick on Instagram and

we start adding in more accessories again - Jen’s Sterling Silver

Facebook @lunachickboutique. CONTINUED >

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Kim Hebron’s attire can be purchased from Kathleen

crafted from soft jersey and is perfect to have for after your work-

McCafferty at The Pro Shop of Newtown. (26 South State Street,

out or anytime your fall outfit needs a special finish. The Toni Tank

Newtown luxepsn.com) Kim’s tank top is Sweat Tank in black, it’s

Kim has on is a sleek, super-comfy, and workout-ready tank from

a performance based, relaxed fit tank made of a breathable mesh

the activewear specialists at Splits59. ($58)

fabric so it’s perfect for any workout or for when you’re working from home. ($54 / available in multiple colors.)

Kim’s leggings are One by One Hand Dyed Legging. The squat proof design that basically gives your legs a hug, makes

These high waisted reversible leggings by W.I.T.H. in Dark Navy

these NUX leggings one of the Pro Shop’s best-sellers. The moto

Tigress/Stone Denim print are ultra breathable and designed

inspired design elongates the body and the shaped waistband

with the most flattering fit in mind. They are made from four-way

keeps the legging in place. ($114)

stretch performance fabric to support muscle movement while

Kim’s bag is Lolë's popular and versatile tote that can be

perfectly sculpting your legs. Moisture wicking and antimicrobial

worn over the shoulder or converted into a backpack. This tote

fabric ensure a sweat-free and comfortable workout.

features a variety of zippered compartments to help you stay

Splits59 designed their Naomi Jacket that Kim is wearing with the changing seasons in mind. This “studio to street” piece is

organized. ($88) CONTINUED >

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Ruth's making a daring impression in her Zimmermann Bellitude mini dress ($995 intermixonline.com) that is tailored in lightweight floral silk crinkle chiffon with a cut-out bodice and back criss-cross straps. Ruth’s La DoubleJ Bellini dress Ceramica Arancio ($790 ladoublej. com) gives you the perfect whimsical look for those cool summer nights into fall. Crafted from unlined lightweight cotton voile from Lake Como, this go-anywhere beautiful dress is perfect from morning to cocktail hour, and can be worn with flip flops or a chic sandal.

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CULINARY CREATIONS

E A T

KEEP YOUR PLATE IN STYLE WITH THESE FOODS THAT WILL HELP YOU LOOK + FEEL GOOD

ARTICLE HAYLEY HYER

P R E T T Y 28

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VITAMIN A IS ESSENTIAL TO PROTECTING THE CORNEAS OF OUR EYES. By taking care of your corneas, you can extend the health of your eyesight and reduce vision loss with age. An easy way to remember what to eat for healthy eyes is to look for orange foods. Carrots, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, and butternut squash are all high in vitamin A.

H E A LT H Y EYES

/// CARROTS / / / S W E E T P OTATO E S /// PUMPKIN /// BUTTERNUT SQUASH

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SWEET P OTATO SCRAMBLE (FOR ONE)

M I X INGREDIENTS

+ 2 eggs + A dash of flax milk + Cumin + Salt + pepper + ½ sweet potato, cubed + ¼ green onion, chopped + ¼ cup spinach + Handful of broccoli florets + Ghee butter or avocado oil for cooking

TOPPING IDEAS

+ Cooked salmon + Hot sauce + Chia seeds or flax seeds + Fresh parsley

DIRECTIONS 01 Whisk together your eggs, milk, and spices. 02 Prepare a skillet over medium heat with your ghee butter or avocado oil. Cook the sweet potato, green onion, and broccoli for 5-8 minutes. Add the spinach and cook for 1 more minute. 03 Pour your egg mixture into the skillet and scramble together until the eggs are your desired texture, roughly 3 minutes. 04 Immediately add your cooked salmon, seeds, parsley, or hot sauce and enjoy while it’s still hot!

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U P

/// FLAX SEED /// WALNUTS /// CHIA SEEDS /// FISH

H E A LT H Y SKIN

Did you know that vitamin A is also imperative for skin health? So while you’re caring for your corneas, you’re also boosting your outer glow. If you want to kick it up a notch, be intentional about eating plenty of foods with omega-3 fatty acids to reduce acne and inflammation and help your skin produce its own collagen. For your healthy fats, go for flax seed, walnuts, chia seeds, and fish.

H E A LT H Y HAIR SALMON /// EGGS /// For soft, flowing tresses, make sure you’re getting an equal amount of B vitamins in your diet. We naturally get plenty of B-6 because it’s in most grains, but it’s easier to end up with a biotin or B-12 deficiency if you don’t pay attention. Focus on foods like salmon, eggs, spinach, and broccoli for a healthy balance of B vitamins for your hair.

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REALTY REPORT

NEWTOWN

NEIGHBORHOOD

ORIGINAL PRICE

1679 DELAWARE RIM RD

$1,225,000

100%

1055 LITTLE RD

$1,299,000

$1,200,000

92.40%

1651 POWDERHORN DR

$900,000

100%

372 LURGAN RD

$909,000

$865,000

95.20%

1047 S KIMBLES RD

$825,000

$815,000

98.80%

79 DAVID DR

$799,900

100%

1441 WINDROW LN

$799,999

$785,000

98.10%

11 WATERFORD PL

$874,900

$755,000

86.30%

14 HARTFELD RD

$747,500

$725,000

97%

55 MCCONKEY DR

$699,900

$690,000

98.60%

110 OVINGTON RD

$650,000

100%

108 GLEN VALLEY RD

$624,900

$639,900

102.40%

619 CHATWYCK LN

$650,000

$628,650

96.70%

244 KENNEDY WAY

$619,000

$605,000

97.70%

365 RAMSEY RD

$575,000 $594,000 $635,000 $598,900 $579,900 $599,900 $565,000 $559,000 $557,000

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3 3 4 3 3 3 2 3 3

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