A decade ago, Armonk residents Andrew Berliner and Doug Saltstein were critically injured in their Windmill neighborhood during Hurricane Sandy when they were both struck by a utility pole. Due to the … [Read More...] about At the Ten-Year Mark, Stayin’ Alive Keeps Thriving & Helping First Responders & the Wider Westchester Community
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How Relay For Life Proves that Cancer isn’t Stronger than the Strength of Our Community
The Relay For Life event, first created by The American Cancer Society in 1985, has evolved into the world’s largest volunteer fundraiser. The American Cancer Society supports fundraisers and … [Read More...] about How Relay For Life Proves that Cancer isn’t Stronger than the Strength of Our Community
This Kid is on Fire… Marco Lamberti!
If you like live music and classic rock – especially the Rolling Stones – you must check out an upcoming show of the band Crossfire Hurricane. This local group plays with a fiery passion (no pun … [Read More...] about This Kid is on Fire… Marco Lamberti!
Reflections on the Historic Inauguration of Victoria Bayard Tipp, First BIPOC Town Supervisor of New Castle
To be given a life lesson as a young child is to be handed an envelope entailing the answers to life within it. For Victoria Bayard Tipp, her childhood is imperative in understanding how she came to … [Read More...] about Reflections on the Historic Inauguration of Victoria Bayard Tipp, First BIPOC Town Supervisor of New Castle
A Spirit of Collaboration and Good Will Stressed at New Castle’s 2024 Inauguration
Heartfelt messages of appreciation along with ones expressing respect for a diversity of backgrounds and viewpoints, plus lighthearted exchanges, were heard from the stage of the Chappaqua Performing … [Read More...] about A Spirit of Collaboration and Good Will Stressed at New Castle’s 2024 Inauguration
Getting to Know North Castle’s Newly Elected Town Supervisor Joseph Rende
After a nail biter of an election ultimately requiring a vote recount, the triumphant Joe Rende proudly took office as North Castle’s new Town Supervisor on January 1st with a positive outlook … [Read More...] about Getting to Know North Castle’s Newly Elected Town Supervisor Joseph Rende
Local Doctor turns Writer … Pens Story of Father’s Escape from Nazis and Return to Germany as U.S. Spy
Audrey Birnbaum’s father, Jack Schwersenz, was determined that the story of his childhood escape from Nazi Germany be passed on to future generations. So in his 70s, he typed it all out... every … [Read More...] about Local Doctor turns Writer … Pens Story of Father’s Escape from Nazis and Return to Germany as U.S. Spy
A Reminder from Nicole Asquith: The Future of Pleasantville Is Renewable Energy
Nicole Asquith has seen Pleasantville’s future, and it is renewable. Asquith cares deeply about the town, so she’s doing everything she can to help reduce the village’s carbon … [Read More...] about A Reminder from Nicole Asquith: The Future of Pleasantville Is Renewable Energy
SOUPerb – Oh so Fresh Soups to Go!
By Jessica Stern & Annabel Levin During the winter months, soup will warm you up! With its legendary power to nourish, heal and bring comfort during challenging times, soup lifts your … [Read More...] about SOUPerb – Oh so Fresh Soups to Go!
Why we Launched the LIFE Initiative
Two current seniors from Horace Greeley High School (Chappaqua, NY) and one Greeley graduate currently majoring in finance at Cornell University’s Dyson School of Applied Economics & … [Read More...] about Why we Launched the LIFE Initiative
Looking for Love or Friendship: A Matchmaking Site Launches for Those with Special Needs
Many dating sites help those looking for their soul mate, from OKCupid to eHarmony to the cutely named LoxClub, but those with special needs are often left out of the mix. That’s why an … [Read More...] about Looking for Love or Friendship: A Matchmaking Site Launches for Those with Special Needs
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Fresh Beginnings
When I conjured up the theme of “fresh beginnings,” I had hoped we’d see the hostages come home... with that, a new peace in a troubled region, and a collective sigh of relief … [Read More...] about Fresh Beginnings
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“What do you enjoy most about our community in the spring?”
By Ronni Diamondstein and Illustrated by Naava Katz Robbin Friedman: "In spring, I love walking through town to see the magnificent array of flowering trees. April is National Poetry Month and I … [Read More...] about “What do you enjoy most about our community in the spring?”
Inside Thoughts
Middle Aging … Expanding Into the Life You REALLY Want
"Hi, My name is René Syler. I have spent the last three decades of my life in front of the camera as a news anchor/TV host but I really want to produce and direct.” This is how I introduced … [Read More...] about Middle Aging … Expanding Into the Life You REALLY Want
Gotta Have Arts
Byram Hills High School Gets a New Art Gallery
A pair of shoes slung over a utility line in Paris. Ice skaters in New York’s Central Park. A glacier surrounded by mountains in Alaska. A lone black crow atop an Armonk supermarket. A single, … [Read More...] about Byram Hills High School Gets a New Art Gallery
Soothe your Soul at a Caramoor Springtime Concert
This month marks the first performances of the year at Caramoor Center for Music & The Arts in Katonah, all set in the warmth and beauty of the Music Room at the Rosen House. The Spring Season … [Read More...] about Soothe your Soul at a Caramoor Springtime Concert
The Chappaqua Performing Arts Center: Flourishing Now and Into the Spring
"We want to choose productions that bring in different types of audiences when we’re programming for the season,” began Michele Gregson, Chair of Friends of The Chappaqua Performing Arts … [Read More...] about The Chappaqua Performing Arts Center: Flourishing Now and Into the Spring
Happenings / Community
Holocaust Survivors Join HHREC Speakers Bureau
The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center (HHREC) of White Plains, NY has announced three Holocaust Survivors have joined their Speakers Bureau. Dr. Victor Borden (lower right above) is the … [Read More...] about Holocaust Survivors Join HHREC Speakers Bureau
Health and Wellness with our Sponsors
Rotator Cuff Repair: Recovery Can Be the Biggest Challenge
Hear the phrase “rotator cuff repair” and you may think of professional athletes who have gone through the procedure. But anyone can be at risk for the condition, according to Dr. Gregg … [Read More...] about Rotator Cuff Repair: Recovery Can Be the Biggest Challenge
Hot Yoga… Hotter Than Ever at the New ‘Sweat New York’ in Pleasantville!
Interested in trying hot yoga? Then you should visit Sweat New York, a newly opened hot yoga facility in Pleasantville. Even though Sweat New York has only been open since August, they already have a … [Read More...] about Hot Yoga… Hotter Than Ever at the New ‘Sweat New York’ in Pleasantville!
A Total Refresh with Youtherapy
If you're in the market for a little refresh, or just want to feel extra-great about yourself (and frankly, who doesn't?), check out the recently-opened Youtherapy Medical Spa in Chappaqua, located at … [Read More...] about A Total Refresh with Youtherapy