Raquel Laneri

1 week ago | nypost.com | Raquel Laneri

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Christina Hillsberg joined the CIA as an eager 21-year-old in 2006. She spent more than a decade there: traveling undercover to CIA stations across the globe, meeting with clandestine sources in cafes and hotel rooms and recruiting “assets” who would provide secrets and information to the US government. It was thrilling, dangerous, sometimes scary work. And she was lucky to have a number of female mentors and bosses who could help her navigate it.

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Raquel Laneri

Ariella Maizner is sew talented. At age 6, she took her first sewing class and discovered a natural affinity. At age 9, she launched her own fashion line, Theme, after friends started asking about the feminine frocks she was making and wearing to birthday parties and bat mitzvahs. Initially, she tie-dyed shirts on the roof of her family’s Manhattan apartment to sell at boutiques and pop-ups.

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Raquel Laneri

Her death inspired the cult 1990s TV show “Twin Peaks.” Her ghost is said to haunt the woods where her body was found more than 100 years ago. And yet Hazel I. Drew remains a mystery. Drew was a pretty, vivacious 19-year-old blonde living in Troy, NY, when she disappeared near her uncle’s farm on July 7, 1908. Locals spotted her body floating in a mill pond days later.

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Raquel Laneri

Seven years on, Elyce Arons still misses Kate Spade. The two pals met in college at the University of Kansas and remained kindred spirits for nearly 40 years. Together, they helped launch Kate Spade New York in the 1990s and had recently started a new accessories brand, Frances Valentine, when Spade took her own life in 2018, at the age of 55. “I think of her every day,” Arons told The Post.