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HSN star sells 1020 N. Lake Way, which she owned under her married name, Adrienne Newman.
Palm Beach Daily News
Beauty entrepreneur and home-shopping television star Adrien Arpel has sold her lakefront house on Palm Beach’s North End for $25.375 million, the price reported this week in the multiple listing service.
She owned the four-bedroom house at 1020 N. Lake Way on a lot of nearly a half-acre under her married name, Adrienne Newman, courthouse records show. She paid $5.2 million for the property in 2001 when she was married to her late husband, Ronald Monroe Newman, records show.
The sale closed Tuesday, the MLS shows, but the deed was still working its way through the recording process Friday, so the buyer’s identity isn’t yet known. It’s also unclear if the price reported in the MLS will match the one to be documented by the Palm Beach County Clerk’s office.
You’re not feeling well so you open a search engine and type: fever, dry cough, hoping to find hints of what you may have. A handful of days later, you’re feeling worse, and you type in: trouble breathing. It turns out you’re not the only one who’s doing this, and a Harvard senior’s research project suggests that tracking the results of all those searches can tell us something about the progression of a new disease in individuals and through a population.
Tina Lu, a Leverett House computer science concentrator, analyzed search engine data from Google Trends going back to the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic to see how well symptom searches in 32 countries on six continents matched the clinical symptoms of COVID-19 and whether the number of searches served as a harbinger of rising incidence of cases.