The couple also had purchased a summer home in Nantucket.
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By Kirby Knowlton i thought you had a summer home
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The newlyweds stayed at Miller's summer home in Roxbury, Connecticut.
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It took Cleveland several weeks to recuperate at his summer home.
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The house has been his summer home for sixty-four years.
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Jackie Kennedy treasured the estate that served as her summer home.
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He's got a summer home in Maine, and had just recently arrived.
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People Magazine reported the family already has a summer home in Florida.
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Bergoglio flies to Rome and meets Benedict at the pope's summer home.
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For his 90th birthday, Bush went skydiving near his summer home in Maine.
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He traveled to the couple's summer home in Michigan and delivered his pitch.
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Strong ties My best friend's family had a summer home in Newport Beach.
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We're in the summer home stretch, which means the days are long and hot.
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The ceremony, at the Mount, the summer home of Edith Wharton in Lenox, Mass.
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"This is our summer home — we just go home every night," Mr. Weinstein said.
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The film kicks off with them traveling to their summer home for a vacation.
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The property served as Allie's parent's summer home in Nick Cassavetes' 2004 romantic flick.
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Ellie travels upstate to spend time by herself at a friend's capacious summer home.
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Wealthy families are turning to 'transformative mediation' to decide who gets the summer home
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Former President George H.W. Bush arrived at his summer home in Maine on Sunday evening.
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Lola Star's Dreamland has since found a summer home at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside.
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We discussed some of the pros and cons of buying versus renting a summer home, when purchasing a summer home first can be a smart move, and what first-timers should keep in mind before hunting for their first home — vacation or otherwise. 1.
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Another member of the Kennedy clan has tied the knot at the family's iconic summer home.
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McKeon and her children were invited to Kennedy's summer home in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, every year.
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Mr. Frank died this week near his summer home in Mabou, Nova Scotia, on Cape Breton.
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And even after she became a leading lady in Hollywood she remained loyal to her summer home.
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I drove the 2015 Quattroporte S Q4 from Manhattan to its spiritual summer home, the Jersey Shore.
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Irish fashion designer Simone Rocha and her family have a summer home in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.
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And they'd be left with enough spare change to buy that rented summer home on Martha's Vineyard.
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Edward O. Miller Jr., an Episcopal priest, officiated at the bride's family summer home in Chatham, Mass.
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The royal family's net worth includes private ownership of Solliden Palace, a summer home in the Baltics.
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At the mouth of the valley lay Sils Maria, the one-time summer home of Friedrich Nietzsche.
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Bush was hospitalized about a year ago after breaking his C2 vertebrae while at his Maine summer home.
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In the mid-1970s, it battled city plans to raze the family summer home to build a highway.
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It's idyllic, unless the conversation turns to what happens to that summer home after their parents are gone.
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An operatic quarrel ensued at the summer home of a friend over a sweltering August weekend in 1987.
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The Tullgarn Palace was the summer home of King Gustaf V and Queen Victoria during the early 1900s.
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To celebrate, he gave a party at his Hamptons summer home, an event covered by Jimmy Breslin in Newsday.
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She then traveled to New York, and then to the Boston Symphony's summer home at Tanglewood for the audition.
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Spicer Mansion, the former summer home of a renowned sea captain, opened in May 2016 as a boutique hotel.
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One of several highlights at this year's Tanglewood music festival, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer home outside Lenox, Mass.
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During another sweep of the area Monday, authorities zeroed in on a vacant summer home that was undergoing renovation.
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Ms. Rea turned the former Connors summer home into an apartment with three units, and leased them to tenants.
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For wealth advisers, the fight over the summer home is one of the most common — and vexing — family conflicts.
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Babe Ruth was a regular visitor to Putnam Valley, where his manager, Walter "Christy" Walsh, owned a summer home.
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Being in love with a Netflix show is (I imagine) like having a lover near your summer home in Europe.
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The wheelchair-bound former president was hospitalized in 2015 in Maine after falling at his summer home, according to NBC.
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Near Balmoral Castle, the Queen's summer home, several shops retain royal warrants, making them official outfitters of the Windsor family.
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Unfortunately, your summer home has intensified the problem, but I believe a solution can be reached without jeopardizing your security.
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Bernstein's more or less official birthday party took place at the Tanglewood festival , the summer home of the Boston Symphony.
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This hotel was the original summer home of a Harvard marine biologist, but it was eventually turned into a hotel.
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Mr. Hayman returned from his summer home in Estonia after the storm, expecting to find extensive damage to his property.
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What you call that place largely depends where you live: cottage, cabin, camp, shack, the lake, chateau or summer home.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis&apos Martha&aposs Vineyard summer home has been on the market for $63 million since June 2019.
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Cathy Ward and her husband bought a summer home in Southampton in 1984, and moved there permanently eight years ago.
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So it's no surprise that for many first-time property buyers, a summer home might seem like a more accessible investment.
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Shortly after that, this afternoon, he boarded Air Force One heading to their summer home in Bedminster, New Jersey this evening.
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The wheelchair-bound, 92-year-old was hospitalized in 2015 in Maine after falling at his summer home, according to NBC.
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George H.W. Bush has returned to his summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine, this time without his beloved wife of 22018 years.
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Dr. Jennifer J. Miller, an Evangelical Christian minister, officiated at the summer home of the bride's family in Oconomowoc, Wis. Mrs.
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"It has become less ritualized," Linda Jacobs, a Manhattan psychoanalyst and professor, told me from her summer home in Wellfleet, Mass.
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Bush, 93, is said to be eager to leave the hospital and return to the family's summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine.
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Now that he has his own summer home, Seguin has made the Hockey Night in Canada towel a powder room staple.
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And here's a bonus for royal family fans: Queen Elizabeth II's summer home, Balmoral Castle, is less than 30 minutes away.
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Leonard Bernstein first visited Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer home in the Berkshires, in 19443 as a young conducting student.
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Classical Music One of several highlights at this year's Tanglewood music festival, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer home outside Lenox, Mass.
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When Mr. Gebrev was discharged, the assassins poisoned him and his son again, at their summer home on the Black Sea.
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Casa Vicens, Commissioned as a summer home by wealthy broker Manel Vicens i Montaner, is a prime example of his Orienalist period.
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In 2016, they borrowed at least $20063 million against a summer home they have owned for years in the Hamptons, documents show.
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Rabbi Susie Moskowitz officiated at the summer home of the bride's family in Kings Point, N.Y., with Cantor Sarene Applebaum taking part.
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Matt Booth told KCNC that their family's historic summer home in La Veta, Colorado had been reduced to rubble in the fire.
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A 58-year-old Brooklyn man said he believed Dr. Archibald raped him on a trip to the doctor's Canadian summer home.
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In a summer, home now feels like a house Your Body — Ears — Eyes — and Heart Are topsy-turvy, in a messy package.
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There's nothing wrong with the far cultural left — I own a summer home there — but it is by definition on the edge, pulling.
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Check out these graphs: It's enough to make your aunt want to sell her summer home and dump it all into the blockchain!
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Amongst the extravagant houses is the childhood summer home of former First Lady Jackie Kennedy Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The wheelchair-bound 92-year-old was hospitalized in 2015 in Maine after falling at his summer home in Kennebunkport, according to NBC.
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However, Bush hasn't let his old age slow him down: for his 90th birthday, Bush went skydiving near his summer home in Maine.
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At one point, they even took recordings and measurements of the Boston Symphony at its summer home, Tanglewood Music Center in the Berkshires.
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Bush, 93, was hospitalized in Maine on Sunday, May 27, just a few days after he arrived at his summer home in Kennebunkport.
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Hither comes a happy family, the Wilsons, who have a summer home not far away—a calm and bucolic spot, beside a lake.
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The hubris of convincing yourself that another culture, another time, another reality is just the place for you to build your summer home!
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Now, just a few weeks from spring training, he was asked if he wanted to visit his new summer home — in the winter.
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Katherine Ward Kohler and Anthony James Shattuck were married June 30 at their summer home at Lake Wesauking in Towanda, Pa. The Rev.
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The restaurant's name harkens to Ms. Khan's best childhood memories, a homage to the train she once took to her family's summer home.
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Jim McGrath told The Associated Press that Bush wants to finish his recovery and return to the family's summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine.
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One example is Wolfeboro, where opulent mansions like Mitt Romney's $10 million, seven-bedroom summer home with a private boathouse overlook Lake Winnipesaukee.
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In early July 2018, Marc Benioff packed his iPhone and iPad into a FedEx envelope and mailed it to his summer home in Hawaii.
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Last summer home affairs ministers from France and Germany called for a law to enable courts to demand Internet companies decrypt data on request.
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The president would say he was taking a four-day fishing trip over the 4th of July holiday to his summer home in Massachusetts.
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John M. Connors, a friend of the couple's families, received permission from Massachusetts to officiate, at the Manzi family's summer home in Cotuit, Mass.
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I stepped onto the wheelhouse deck in Chippewa Bay to see Thousand Islands, N.Y., summer home to millionaires for a century and a half.
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Matt Booth told CNN affiliate KCNC that their family's historic summer home in La Veta, Colorado had been reduced to rubble in the fire.
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His comeback at the season opener at Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer home in the Berkshires, is a relief for the music industry.
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This week, intriguing classical programming can be heard almost every night at Tanglewood, the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Lenox, Mass.
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Individuals can self-quarantine at a hotel, a rental property, a summer home or anywhere else they may be able to stay, she said.
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Some of those decades it was used as Harrison's summer home, but eventually it was left to decay, especially following Harrison's death in 1981.
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So Cleveland decided to have the surgery performed secretly, on a friend's yacht as it sailed from New York to Cleveland's summer home in Massachusetts.
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Another survivor spoke of the "indescribable" wind which caused the fire to spread as he fled from his summer home in Mati, east of Athens.
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The typical client may already own property in New York City for work and looks to the Hamptons for a summer home or weekend getaway.
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Following the church service, guests were taken by boat to the family's summer home, where another ceremony took place, as well as dinner and dancing.
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In February, the agency placed her in permanent housing at an assisted-living center in Far Rockaway, not far from her family's old summer home.
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William Pedersen expanded and renovated a history center at his summer home on Shelter Island after he and his wife, Elizabeth Pedersen, spearheaded the project.
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She also inherited her husband's businesses, which she sold months after his death, as well as an Upper East Side apartment and a summer home.
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The 120-hour Syrian ceasefire brokered by the US ended just as Erdoğan had a planned meeting with Putin in his summer home in Sochi, Russia.
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For now, you can prospect land for your future Alaskan summer home on the ArcticDEM's public portal, or just enjoy some stunning Earth porn right here.
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He famously celebrated his 90th birthday on June 12, 2014, by making a tandem parachute jump out of a helicopter near his summer home in Maine.
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As the saying goes, everything's bigger in Texas, and the caves and bridges that these Mexican free-tailed bats call their summer home are no exception.
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On Saturday night, the police arrived at her summer home in Turkey and took her in for questioning for insulting Mr. Erdogan, a crime in Turkey.
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As is fairly common for the brightest and warmest season of the year, Ikea's new 2019 summer home collection has several pieces that feature floral prints.
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Here's why his return on Friday — to headline the season opener at Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer home — is a big deal for classical music.
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With patience we have been able to teach her the concept of Labor Day, but she will never be able to own a summer home again.
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The remaining works, from Mr. Gurlitt's Munich apartment and summer home in Salzburg, Austria, have been displayed only in photographs or through a lost art database.
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He had omitted a $14 million line of credit on applications so that he could purchase properties, including a Park Avenue condominium and a summer home.
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If the summer home isn't something you'll be inhabiting full-time, there's also a consideration of management of the property and the task of being a landlord.
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Commissioned by tile manufacturer Manuel Vicens i Montaner as a summer home, Casa Vicens remained a private residence until 2014, changing ownership only twice in its history.
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By 1972, they were black sheep to the old money Bouvier clan, having secluded themselves for 20 years in Grey Gardens, their onetime East Hampton summer home.
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The former president, 93, was hospitalized at Biddeford's Southern Maine Health Care near his summer home in Maine on Sunday after experiencing low blood pressure and fatigue.
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Rice's family has a summer home Lincolnville, Maine, and the former Obama administration official has been a frequent visitor, according to an Associated Press report from 2008.
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Maine Governor Paul R. LePage called President Bush "Maine's president" in an order closing executive departments in the state, where the Bush family has a summer home.
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Slap bang in the centre of Copenhagen and known locally as Rosenborg Slot; the castle was originally built as a summer home for the Danish Royal family.
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With its first major building project in 4003 years at its summer home in the Berkshires, the Boston Symphony places a bet on the booming lecture business.
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The grave area is paved with irregular stones of Cape Cod granite, which were quarried about 150 years ago near the site of the president's summer home.
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The company recommends using it as either a summer home or a home office, or perhaps a stand-alone retail building, and adding extra insulation in colder weather.
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Despite a guest list boasting a king, president and Edna St. Vincent Millay, Whitehall (52 High Street, Camden) still manages to feel like a classic Maine summer home.
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Compounding his troubles, the government said, Mr. Cohen also tried to buy an $8.5 million summer home in 2015 and, once again, never disclosed his line of credit.
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The cottage was their summer home starting in 1903; accommodations were added in 1912, along with a dining room, where Parker House rolls were present at all meals.
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Nikos Stavrinidis had gone to his summer home in the Mati area near Rafina with his wife to prepare it for his student daughter who was coming to stay.
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It would enable a president to take out a mortgage on a summer home, refuse to make payments and yet be immune from foreclosure for four or eight years.
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K. Jeddah Vailakis, an interfaith minister, officiated at Box Hill, the summer home in St. James, N.Y., of the architect Stanford White, a great-great-grandfather of the bride.
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"The modest decrease in October's Home Purchase Sentiment Index is ... a shift we expect at this time of year moving out of the summer home-buying season," said Duncan.
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Alaska's Arctic Refuge is the summer home to over half a billion birds before migrating south, touching every one of the lower 2900 states as well as six continents.
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SD Hotels, which last year had revenue of about $80 million, started with the family's summer home, Masseria San Domenico, a few miles down the road from Borgo Egnazia.
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The 700-acre property, called Rosehall Estate, was the summer home and "love nest" of Chanel and Hugh "Bendor" Grosvenor in the 1920s, Harper&aposs Bazaar reported in 2015.
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Pilmar received about $453 million in life insurance benefits and inherited Mr. Pilmar's businesses, as well as a summer home and an Upper East Side apartment, Ms. Lederer said.
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Opening weekend at the Boston Symphony's summer home starts on Friday with the amiable pianism of Emanuel Ax, in Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 23, prefacing Mahler's Symphony No. 238.914.
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You could feel the quake in Russian President Vladimir Putin's six-hour meeting with Turkish President Erdogan at Putin's own version of Mar-a-Lago, his summer home in Sochi.
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Connecticut John Rowland, a Republican, was elected to a historic third term in 19683 -- but by 2003 admitted that he lied about who paid for renovations to his summer home.
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Gregg Field, a friend of the bride's family who became a Universal Life minister for the event, officiated at the summer home of the bride's family in Montecito, Calif. Mrs.
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An abandoned mansion in the Scottish Highlands that was once a summer home and "love nest" for Coco Chanel is being turned into a boutique hotel, according to The Times.
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But that would have left him in charge of a major June festival just 75 miles away from the Los Angeles Philharmonic and its popular summer home, the Hollywood Bowl.
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One week after returning to his summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine, former President George H.W. Bush was taken to the hospital on Sunday, where he will likely remain for several days.
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In 1998, Mr. Durst published "The Menemsha Mussels," a photography book with a humorous take on the bivalve mollusks that inhabit the Menemsha Bight, near his summer home on Martha's Vineyard.
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An article on July 24 about Taylor Swift's Rhode Island summer home described incorrectly the history of the Ocean House, which offers a view of Ms. Swift's house in Watch Hill.
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Goldman Sachs co-head of investment banking Gregg Lemkau wants to disabuse you of any notion that working from his summer home in Hawaii is all it's cracked up to be.
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As grown-ups, these siblings are just as immature as they were in middle school, when they used to sneak out to the back of their summer home and smoke joints together.
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The story of a 603-year-old American-Italian boy falling for the 24-year-old man visiting his parents' Italian summer home has the richness, sincerity, and maturity of a classic.
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He later recovered and traveled to the family's beloved summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine, in mid-May, but a week later was readmitted to the hospital for low blood pressure and fatigue.
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He later recovered and traveled to the family's beloved summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine, in mid-May, but a week later was readmitted to the hospital for low blood pressure and fatigue.
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Mr. Kaufmann hoped to build his summer home here, in a glen thick with maple and hemlock trees, where water pooled and then dashed over a sequence of cater-cornered rock ledges.
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He arrived in Maine last Sunday to visit the family's summer home in Kennebunkport, where residents lined the streets to welcome the 41st president on his first trip there without his wife.
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Fittingly, it shows him teaching a Copland symphony to students at Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer home in the Berkshires, in 1990 — 50 years after he had studied there with Copland.
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When Pennsylvania newspapers refused to report on the horrors facing children in the mines, she marched, in 1903, with working people from Philadelphia to President Theodore Roosevelt's summer home in Long Island.
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Their owners and trainers treat this scuffed-up old track like a summer home — feasting on crab cakes and fried chicken as they await Saturday, surrendering to its shirt-sleeves-and-jeans embrace.
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On the route, within walking distance of the center, is García Lorca's summer home, where he wrote "Blood Wedding" — a classic 1932 play about love, murder and greed — at a bare wooden desk.
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Baker, who served as secretary of State under the 41st president, said on ABC's "This Week" that Bush's health began to deteriorate rapidly after he returned from the family's summer home in Maine.
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It's the brain child of George Paul, a designer and builder of dome structures, who erected the house for his parents after they lost their summer home to category 43 Hugo in 1989.
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Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the president of the United Arab Emirates, has long owned a summer home in Evian, which has attracted others from affluent Middle Eastern families, Mr. Guerineau said.
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Betsy DeVos's summer home deserves a special place in McMansion Hell There's a surprisingly rich debate about how to define death One year after Charlottesville, the alt-right is gathering again — in Washington
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The Martha&aposs Vineyard estate that first lady Jacqueline (Jackie) Kennedy Onassis used as a summer home was put on the market for $65 million in June 2019 by her daughter Caroline Kennedy.
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Well, for once, you're going to appreciate your favorite stores' bizarre sense of the seasons: One unofficial week into summer, home stores and major online retailers are already discounting outdoor tables, seating and umbrellas.
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While the May increase in income growth perceptions could provide further support to prospective homebuyers as the spring/summer home buying season gains momentum, the effect may be muted by May's discouraging jobs report.
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Since her passing, the former first lady's Massachusetts residence, which was used as a summer home and a getaway from her glamorous life, has been preserved by her daughter over the past 40 years.
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Many members of the royal family have visited the 92-year-old monarch at her summer home, where her husband Prince Philip is said to have been spending his downtime fishing, among other things.
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In 1992, the two rented a summer home in the Hamptons, along with Anthony's cousin JFK Jr. There, one morning, in his underwear, JFK Jr. walked into the kitchen, extending a hand to Carole.
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The former president, 93, was hospitalized near his summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine, on May 27, a little more than a month after his beloved wife, Barbara Bush, died at 92 on April 17.
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Afterward, you can see the roof and door open as you make your grand entrance, presumably at a gala event or the cul-de-sac in front of your summer home in the Hamptons.
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From 1973 to 1993, he was music director of the Ravinia Festival, summer home to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, where one of his accusers told the New York Times he met Levine in 1985.
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She regularly rented a summer home next to the Kennedys in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts and when JFK was president, she apparently used to call the White House out of the blue just to chat.
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As Falls Township solicitor in 1972, Mr. Snipes thwarted an attempt to build a nuclear power plant on an island in the Delaware River, across from Pennsbury Manor, the summer home of William Penn.
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Trapped by flames at their summer home near Mati, Nikos Stavrindis and his wife, along with four friends, tried to swim to safety, but two of their group drowned, he told The Associated Press.
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Last summer, home care workers won a 48-cent-an-hour wage increase from the state, up from an average wage of $13, in a budget that the legislature passed by overriding the governor's veto.
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Starting off as a bachelor pad and summer home to socialite Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont in 1891, it became a meeting place for the early women's suffrage movement when Alva Vanderbilt married Belmont in 1896.
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Because the lawyer had not paid her taxes for several years, she owed the Internal Revenue Service so much money she had to sell a summer home in Southampton and a New York City home.
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"The area has become desolate," a 50-year-old woman who gave her name as Maria said, as she and her daughter filled bags of wreckage cleared out from a summer home built by her grandfather.
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Dr. West and Mr. Rivers recalled Professor Kilson as a curmudgeonly mentor who nurtured scholars like them over long conversations, often at dinner at his house near Harvard or at his summer home in New Hampshire.
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It's something she said she learned to make decades ago up in Vermont, at a farm store there near her summer home: a chocolate sauce for ice cream, one that hardens on contact, like a shell.
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The Boston Symphony Orchestra announced Tuesday evening that it planned to spend $30 million on a new four-building complex at its summer home in the Berkshires — and to plant more shade trees on its lawn.
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As Decider's Joe Reid put it, "you could build a summer home in the space left by Levy's arch, exasperated pauses," as David blinks at the world around him, wondering why no one understands that they're awful.
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Georgiana Ketcham, 82, discovered Shelter Island more than 50 years ago, after her husband inherited a boat and the couple combed the Long Island coast between Amityville and Montauk, looking for a place for a summer home.
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Local residents said the healer was correct that few Congolese ever visit Lake Bunyonyi, which is at an altitude of 6,500 feet and surrounded by farmers, crawfish-gatherers and lakeside resorts (including Idi Amin's former summer home).
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In the summer of 1933, Snyder's lawyers went to see Louis Brandeis, the Supreme Court Justice, at his summer home, on Cape Cod; Brandeis, in an extraordinary gesture from the highest court, issued a stay of execution.
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At 7:15, guests moved to a garden area, where Mr. Evans serenaded Mr. Victor's blend of "style and substance" and recounted the way his friend would arrive at the couple's summer home in his black Bentley.
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The former president, 93 — who was hospitalized near his summer home in Maine on Sunday after experiencing low blood pressure and fatigue — enjoyed a visit from granddaughter Barbara Bush, 36, where they made the most of his stay.
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"A lot of times it will happen after an area has been closed up for a while, a summer home or a barn, something like that," Heather Kaisner, a Deschutes County Health Department spokesperson told the Bend Bulletin.
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The Villa de Vecchi, known as the "Ghost Mansion" of Italy, was built between 1854 and 1857, meant to be the summer home of a Count named Felix De Vecchi, who was head of the Italian National Guard.
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His return to the stage on Friday — to headline the season opener at Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer home in the Berkshires — is being closely watched not only by his fans, but also by the music industry.
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They were soon in the company of Ms. Zuckerman's family, and when they walked back to their summer home, the newly engaged Ms. Zuckerman was shocked again to find that her best friend was waiting there for her.
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Their counterparts in the Gewandhaus Orchestra, meanwhile, will get the chance to spend time in New England playing with the Boston Symphony, and possibly with the Boston Pops or at Tanglewood, the orchestra's summer home in the Berkshires.
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He died in the late afternoon at his summer home in Montauk, a seaside fishing hamlet on the eastern tip of Long Island, after suffering a short illness to which he apparently succumbed, Albee's assistant, Jakob Holder, told Reuters.
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MAYVILLE, N.Y. — One of two men who killed a New York City violinist inside her summer home in 2014 has been sentenced to 25 years to life in state prison, to be followed by another sentence in federal prison.
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The authorities said Mr. Conklin and an accomplice, Charles Sanford, were homeless when they shot and stabbed Ms. Whitaker during a burglary at her summer home in Westfield, N.Y. Mr. Sanford pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in September.
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George Howe Colt, who wrote "The Big House: A Century in the Life of an American Summer Home," about selling his family's summer house on Cape Cod, said that he still dreams about the house, which sold in 1997.
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"When we did our six-month cruise, it was as if that were our summer home, and a lot of visitors came to see us," said Mr. Pollak, remembering the experience of having friends join them on overlapping cruises.
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Except for occasional appearances at the Bayreuth Festival in Germany and other musical commemorations honoring her grandfather, she lived in modest retirement in the family's summer home in the village of Nussdorf on Lake Constance near the Swiss border.
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Even the accusations of hypocrisy against Sanders for having a summer home are misplaced (as for having residences in Burlington and Washington, that is a professional necessity that members of Congress like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez say requires even higher pay).
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At Tanglewood in Lenox, the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, construction of a new four-building complex designed by William Rawn Associates, with a performance venue, cafe and rehearsal studios, is underway and scheduled to open next summer.
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Alan Neale, an Episcopal priest, officiated at the summer home of the bride's family in Middletown, R.I. Ms. Sipprelle, 27, who is keeping her name, is the digital and social media manager in New York for Success Academy Charter Schools.
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Seven years after Merritt's death, Jay Gould bought the estate in 1880 as a summer home just as he was rising to the height of his power, controlling Western Union Telegraph, the New York Elevated Railway and the Union Pacific Railroad.
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Fifteen years ago, the Padovani sisters transformed their childhood summer home, a 400-year-old palazzo in the hills of Montalcino, into a kind of winemaking Eden, a swath of Italian paradise removed from all the bad stuff in the world.
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Boston opened an independent investigation into Mr. Dutoit after Fiona Allan, a prominent figure in British theater, accused him of having sexually assaulted her in 1997 when she was as an intern at Tanglewood, the orchestra's summer home in the Berkshires.
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In South Los Angeles, students in the Philharmonic's ambitious youth orchestra program, many of whom come from poor neighborhoods, were being drilled in a Shostakovich overture that they would soon play at the Hollywood Bowl, the Philharmonic's lucrative summer home.
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The only child of a New York City firefighter turned lawyer, she lived her final years cloistered in what had been her family's summer home in the Rockaways, with only a few houses standing between her and the Atlantic Ocean.
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EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — On a recent afternoon, Sally Quinn walked through Grey Gardens, her fabled summer home, one that has been the subject of both a documentary film and a Broadway musical, and passed by a glass menagerie of tiny kittens.
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We discovered there are tons of other tiny houses for sale on Amazon, that are equally as cool, like this DIY log cabin that can literally function as a summer home — giving a whole new meaning to the idea of a staycation.
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The picnickers, hikers, and mountain bikers who fill the parking lots of the Sierra Nevada each weekend, and the wealthy summer-home owners who prize the privacy of Lake Tahoe's emerald shores, will have to learn to appreciate more open, meadowlike environments.
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Mini-Vows Greta Margaretha Ursula Buerman and Pyrs Dudley Carvolth were married July 21 at the summer home of the bride's parents in Newport, R.I. Morgan Ross Weinstein, a friend of the couple who became a Universal Life minister for the event, officiated.
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Set in 1992, this offbeat, continually intriguing family-recriminations drama, directed by Ari Gold, centers on Ollie (Rory Culkin), a record collector who, with a friend, Nikolai (Robert Sheehan), makes a furtive trip to his family's lakefront summer home in upstate New York.
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It may feel like summer only just ended, but on Thursday the Boston Symphony Orchestra announced details of its plans for next summer's season at Tanglewood, its bucolic summer home in the Berkshires, which will run from June 15 through Labor Day weekend.
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After gaining immense currency with "Christina's World," showing Christina Olson, a woman with a physical disability, crawling through a field near the Wyeth summer home in Cushing, Me., he quickly fell out of favor with the cognoscenti, though not with the public.
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Clear-cut in the 123th century to make way for its eponymous grindstone quarry, the island later became the summer home of Charles Kingsmill, the first admiral of the Royal Canadian Navy, and served as a genteel hub for Ottawa society life.
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The cardinal spoke to Mr. Bush as often as once a month, rode with him on Air Force One and was invited to the Oval Office and the president's summer home in Kennebunkport, Me. Cardinal Law traveled to Europe, the Middle East and Latin America.
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Except for some travel in England to speak at the great universities, Mallarmé's trips were mostly confined to his Seine-side summer home at Valvins, not far from Paris, where he sailed his boat on the river or sauntered through the adjoining Forest of Fontainebleau.
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As for how Bush is feeling after his hospitalization and the loss of his wife, McGrath said he is doing great, appearing sharp, happy and looking forward to hopefully seeing the full performance of the show before heading to his summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine, next week.
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At the end of the first day, she was excited to report that the Spanish was easy to understand and that she had made two friends, a British girl who attends school in Madrid and a German girl whose family has a summer home in Spain.
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But after her death, she swiftly faded into the background of a canon dominated by white men, and much of her work was thought to be lost until a trove of manuscripts was discovered in 2009, in what had been her summer home outside of Chicago.
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Whether you're a beauty minimalist and just want to restock your few essentials every month or like to fill every bathroom of your summer home with a full set of shampoo and conditioner, there's a membership tier — and a price range — that'll work best for you.
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After looking to buy a summer home in the Hamptons for the better part of last year and not finding one to her liking, in December Ms. Bloom called the owner of her previous rental in Water Mill, N.Y., to see if she could lease it for the summer.
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Ned Shepard, the brother of the bride who became a Universal Life minister for the event, officiated at the summer home of the bride's parents in North Salem, N.Y. Rachel Jablin, the sister of the groom who also became a Universal Life minister, took part in the ceremony.
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Hidden in their roost, the Ronens have observed deer, rabbits, coyotes and black bears walking undisturbed below them; so integrated does the building feel that, beneath the eave of the rearmost window, a family of yellow jackets built a papery summer home of their own, not unlike one of Gibbon's designs.
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In the late 1970s, after Stan's acting career fell apart in a haze of alcohol and depression, he went to work as estate manager for the Rockefellers, at their Hudson Pines Farm in Westchester County, their summer home at Seal Harbor in Maine and their island getaway on St. Barth's.
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Judith Jones, the editor who discovered Julia Child and advanced a generation of culinary writers that revolutionized cooking and tastes in American homes, and who for a half-century edited John Updike, Anne Tyler, John Hersey and other literary lions, died on Wednesday at her summer home in Walden, Vt. She was 22007.
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The Manhattan physician Robert Abbe spent his vacations in the 1920s setting up the Museum of Stone Age Antiquities near his sprawling shingled summer home in Bar Harbor, Me. He died in 1928, just before his displays opened at the building, a tile-roofed octagonal structure along a hiking trail in nearby Acadia National Park.
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Built as a summer home for the Gilded Age businessman Moses H. Cone and his wife, Bertha, the house — known as Flat Top Manor — was financed by the Cone family's busy textile mills, which would go on to supply denim to Levi Strauss & Co., among other clothing manufacturers, for much of the 20th century.
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Prince William, 34, took the driver's seat as Princess Kate, also 34, and other members of the royal family headed to church near Balmoral, the Scottish summer home of Queen Elizabeth II. While the Queen and Prince Philip rode in the back of their own chauffeured car, William drove Kate as they headed to Sunday services.
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When talks faltered he shuttled back and forth between the two sides, meeting for hours at a time, first with Chiang, then with Mao's deputy, Zhou Enlai, flying to Yenan to confer directly with Mao and traveling repeatedly by plane, boat, jeep and sedan chair when the generalissimo retreated to his summer home in the mountains outside Nanjing.
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In a Tripadvisor review, she wrote that the guide for Beyond the Fields, also an older white man — it's unclear if he was the same guide BuzzFeed News toured with — talked broadly about the institution of slavery and the Middletons' Rhode Island summer home, but not about the realities of slavery, until she asked pointed questions.
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Less than 20 miles north of the Spanish border on France's sweeping Atlantic coast, the once quaint fishing village became a haven for the 19th-century elite when Napoleon III and his wife, Eugénie de Montijo, chose a sandy bluff overlooking the town's two golden beaches as the site for their new summer home, Villa Eugénie, in 1854.
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As far back as 1896, the Siegel-Cooper store on Sixth Avenue between West 18th and 19th Streets (then the largest store in the world, now home to TJ Maxx and Bed Bath & Beyond, among others), established an employees association that bought a summer home in Long Branch, N.J., where the 825 female employees could vacation free each year for a week.
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Keep your eyes peeled on land for interesting architecture, including the Samuel Pell House on City Island Avenue, a well-preserved example of the frame houses that dotted 217th-century New York City; the William H. Schofield House, at 65 Schofield Street, which dates back to the 1860s; and, from "The Royal Tenenbaums," the family's turreted summer home at 21 Tier Street.
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Even the company's chief executive officer, John Foley, noted during the demo that the Peloton Tread won't fit in his own home in New York City (although he then said it would go in his summer home.) Now that I've asked you to join me in treadmill fantasy land for a solid 500 words, let's come crashing back to reality: this treadmill costs $4,000.
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Mr. Cibulski, a realtor with Century 21 Albertson, said he often sells to families from Garden City or the Gold Coast suburbs of Nassau County who are looking for a summer home, to retirees looking for a year-round home or to what he calls "Park Slope creatives," who buy a house and then find ways to split their workweek between home and the city.
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I was deep in the Jizera Mountains, straddling the borders of Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic, and had unexpectedly come across one of the prime attractions of this corner of Mitteleuropa: a 1756 glassblowing factory turned hunting lodge turned summer home of Premysl Samal, the first chancellor of Czechoslovakia after World War I, who later led the resistance against the Nazi occupiers and died in 1941 in a Berlin prison.
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Shepard's aim in "Foreign-Returned" is not to write over Gallant's story, as in a palimpsest, but to write alongside it; to tilt the lens to take in the people kept offstage at the time Gallant's story was set, like the Pakistani sociologists, mentioned only in passing, who supplant Peter and Sheilah as guests at their wealthy white friends' summer home, or the Muslim refugee child who appears, weeping, on their friends' Christmas card.
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