In June 2010, this section wrote about a Victorian-style cottage in the Catskills that served as a retreat and a creative canvas for its owner, Sandra Foster.
At the Washington Post, which she joined in 2010, she was a columnist for the Style section, writing about the culture of the internet, before moving to her strategic role.
When he left Princeton with a degree in Comparative Literature, Remnick got a job at the Washington Post, where his early days were occupied by covering the night-cop beat, or doing celebrity interviews for the Style section, or writing about sport.
Though plenty of Americans dodge the restrictions on travel to Cuba by flying there from airports in Mexico, Canada and Nassau -- a somewhat risky strategy that Seth Kugel, a frequent Travel section contributor, wrote about in "Cuba: You Can't Get There From Here... .. (Nov. 14, 2003) -- others are looking forward to the day when those restrictions are dropped, perhaps once Fidel Castro dies.
"Surely Altrincham deserve a mention in the Teams No-One-Writes-About section," writes Anthony Blandford... about Altrincham.
"I was actually born on April 19, 1908 which makes me 102 years old but Facebook wouldn't let me enter in a date that goes back that far," reads the great-grandmother's "About" section, written two years ago when her Facebook page was first created.
I've focused mostly on the larger iPhone XS Max, but apart from three elements: size, battery capacity and price, the phones are identical, so in those sections I've written about both phones in more detail.
In this week's Dining section, Jeff Gordinier wrote about chefs, artisans and entrepreneurs who are doing interesting things with granola.
In the Dining Section, Matt Richtel writes about the ways having children has changed his diet — and not for the better.
In Sunday's Automobiles section, I write about the enduring appeal of the Avanti, created by Studebaker 50 years ago.
