FYI
As Valentine’s Day approaches, pick up the February issue of Long Island Woman to find a gift idea that will make both you and the recipient feel good. And for inspiration in the love department this month or anytime, check out the websiting for a site promising “1000s of Creative Ideas & Expert Advice on Love, Dating & Romance.
Books
February may have other holidays on the calendar, but the 14th stands out for many of us. Just in time, Elyce Neuhauser has gathered some resources for you to become a creative romantic, whether you're in a couple or not.
Health
Has the resolve behind your New Year's resolution to lose weight begun to fade? You're not alone. Americans are seemingly obsessed with their figures but continue to pack on the pounds. Michelle Levine examines what's going on in the world of weight loss today, trying to separate the fat from the fiction. Also, be sure to check out the Health Guide, a directory of services from local health professionals.
Work
Does your boss drive you crazy? Are you ready to pack it in? Maybe this is the year you will finally start that business of your own. Katie Seiden meets three women who have done just that - and are loving it. Read their stories and be inspired.
Style
Get a head start on spring cleaning - in your jewelry box. That's right, dig out all of those pieces you keep hidden away. Elyce Neuhauser tells you everything you need to know about resetting old stones to suit your modern style.
Beauty
Ahh - love is in the air, and what better way to celebrate it than with a spa treatment for two? Even if you can't get away for a romantic weekend, a few hours at a local day spa might be just enough to recharge your relationship. Elyce Neuhauser visited five places that are just waiting to pamper and restore you and your beloved.
Profile
Meet Diana Ross' big sister, Dr. Barbara Ross-Lee, who lives right here on Long Island. She has had quite a successful career in the field of medicine. The first African-American woman to head a U.S. medical school, she is currently dean at the New York Institute of Technology's New York College of Osteopathic Medicine. Hear what she had to say to Katie Seiden about breaking the glass ceiling, shaping the next generation and being responsible for Diana's success.
Happenings
Consult our extensive guide to what’s new and interesting in the arts, education and more this month on the Island.
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