Every Horace Greeley Scholarship Fund Board meeting begins with the reading aloud of a note of thanks from a scholarship recipient or the parent of one. The notes that are scrubbed of identity are … [Read More...] about Making (Up) a Difference: The Horace Greeley Scholarship Fund
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The Donald Art Company Collection: Own a Piece of History
BY PIA HAAS AS TOLD BY VIVIEN BONNIST CORD Vivien Bonnist Cord, a long time Armonk resident, along with her siblings, Randolph Bonnist of Norwalk, CT and Claudia Bonnist of Jackson, WY, inherited the … [Read More...] about The Donald Art Company Collection: Own a Piece of History
ARC Stages Celebrates its Tenth Year Presenting the Gift of Theater
Name a ten-year-old who doesn’t ask for presents for their birthday but wants to give you a gift instead. We found one. ARC Stages, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, is eager to … [Read More...] about ARC Stages Celebrates its Tenth Year Presenting the Gift of Theater
Making a Difference & How Words of Positivity Keep Stealing Hearts
'The Sign Lady' at the Briarcliff Congregational Church Across from Briarcliff Manor’s Law Park–home of our town’s pool, tennis courts, pavilion, ball fields, and playground–is the … [Read More...] about Making a Difference & How Words of Positivity Keep Stealing Hearts
Michael Shapiro’s VOICES Premieres, a Requiem Honoring Victims of the Holocaust
More than 20 years ago, longtime Chappaqua resident Michael Shapiro found himself thumbing through a poetry compilation about the Holocaust written from the perspective of Jews in countries such as … [Read More...] about Michael Shapiro’s VOICES Premieres, a Requiem Honoring Victims of the Holocaust
Armonk Teen Develops Spanish Language App
... to Facilitate Wider Access to Healthcare for Spanish-Speaking Immigrants Jennifer DiCapua, a 17-year-old high school senior at Sacred Heart Greenwich from Armonk, NY, saw a problem and sought an … [Read More...] about Armonk Teen Develops Spanish Language App
Meet Scarborough’s Thomas Comiskey, Author: The East Village Mafia
Lucky Luciano, Joseph Bonanno, Carlo Gambino and of course, John Gotti. These are some of the most well-known and notorious names in organized crime. And they all have one thing in common–they lived … [Read More...] about Meet Scarborough’s Thomas Comiskey, Author: The East Village Mafia
What’s Not to Like or Even Love About Friends of Music Concerts?
Sixty-eight years, ago a group of friends in Croton-on-Hudson, who had been gathering once a month to listen to records of classical music and discuss the performances, asked themselves, “Why … [Read More...] about What’s Not to Like or Even Love About Friends of Music Concerts?
Finding Their Voice: Hope’s Door Survivor Advocacy Group
Holidays can be stressful for everyone, especially for those in domestic violence circumstances. Experts contend that the pressure of the celebrations can inflame emotions and behavior. Other … [Read More...] about Finding Their Voice: Hope’s Door Survivor Advocacy Group
Inside 914Cares: A Lesson in “Actionable Generosity”
A tour through the 914Cares facility feels a bit like landing on a cloud where a group of earth angels are busy creating little miracles daily within a dizzying number of rooms with clearly marked … [Read More...] about Inside 914Cares: A Lesson in “Actionable Generosity”
Why the County’s Commitment to Prevent Homelessness is Working
No one should be without a home. Westchester County is on a mission to prevent the county’s most vulnerable families and individuals from homelessness. “The economy has picked up in … [Read More...] about Why the County’s Commitment to Prevent Homelessness is Working
Just Between Us
Send Me A Sign
The privilege of judging a community’s apple pies evokes a deep sense of responsibility! Over 30 were entered into the annual contest at the Pleasantville Farmer’s Market, a town treasure … [Read More...] about Send Me A Sign
Sponsor News
Harvest Moon Farm Presents a Longer, More Spectacular LUMAGICA Holiday Light Experience this year
Open November 18 to December 30 WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. (November 14, 2022) – Harvest Moon Farm and Orchard in North Salem will once again transform into an enchanted forest after apple-picking … [Read More...] about Harvest Moon Farm Presents a Longer, More Spectacular LUMAGICA Holiday Light Experience this year
Old Stone Trattoria’s Recipes for Success & Delicious Dining
Old Stone Trattoria has been a staple of the community for over a decade, thanks in no small part to the hard work of owner Angelo Tradito. If Old Stone’s customers had to have one complaint … [Read More...] about Old Stone Trattoria’s Recipes for Success & Delicious Dining
Leading Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Practice to Open New Office in Mount Kisco
After years of providing state-of-the-art care to patients in Southern Westchester, the long-established oral surgery practice; New York, Oral, Maxillofacial and Implant Surgery (NYOMIS) is proud to … [Read More...] about Leading Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Practice to Open New Office in Mount Kisco
Harvest Moon Farm to Present a Longer, More Spectacular LUMAGICA Holiday Light Experience
LUMAGICA Holiday Light Experience at Harvest Moon Opens November 18 to December 30 WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. (October 14, 2022) – Harvest Moon Farm and Orchard in North Salem will once again transform … [Read More...] about Harvest Moon Farm to Present a Longer, More Spectacular LUMAGICA Holiday Light Experience
Northern Westchester Hospital Foundation Board of Directors Appoints Four New Members
MOUNT KISCO, NY – The Northern Westchester Hospital (NWH) Foundation announced today that Barbara Alpert, MD, PhD, FACP; Pamela Hervey; Amanda L. Messina, MD, FACS; and Carl D. Reimers, MD, FACC, … [Read More...] about Northern Westchester Hospital Foundation Board of Directors Appoints Four New Members
A Chance to Support the September 18 Raveis Ride + Walk Raising Millions for Cancer Research
The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute are the two main recipients of funds raised by the annual Raveis Ride + Walk The annual Raveis Ride + Walk fundraiser … [Read More...] about A Chance to Support the September 18 Raveis Ride + Walk Raising Millions for Cancer Research
A Satisfying Visit to Sweetgreen at Chappaqua Crossing
In search of a perfect oasis one afternoon during this summer’s heat wave–and with a yen for an exciting salad bowl and cool drink–I ventured out to finally, finally check out and hang out at … [Read More...] about A Satisfying Visit to Sweetgreen at Chappaqua Crossing
Cookie Cutter Doesn’t Cut it at Harvey
Open House: Saturday, October 22, 2022 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. https://www.harveyschool.org/admissions/upcoming-events/2022openhouse The Harvey School will hold its annual Fall Open House Saturday, … [Read More...] about Cookie Cutter Doesn’t Cut it at Harvey
Holiday Happenings
Scarsdale Music Festival Gearing Up for a June 3rd Event: Sponsorships, Performers and Vendors Sought
On Saturday, June 3, 2023, the Scarsdale Business Alliance (SBA) will host its 3rd Annual Scarsdale Music Festival, presented by Morgan Stanley. The event will take place rain or shine in Scarsdale … [Read More...] about Scarsdale Music Festival Gearing Up for a June 3rd Event: Sponsorships, Performers and Vendors Sought
Governor Hochul Urges: SHOP SMALL to Help Small Businesses Which Make Up 98% of New York State’s Economy
Editor's Note: Governor Kathy Hochul along with Key NYS Public Officials are urging consumers to shop local to keep tax dollars in New York. So consider Small Business Saturday on November 26 for your … [Read More...] about Governor Hochul Urges: SHOP SMALL to Help Small Businesses Which Make Up 98% of New York State’s Economy
Chappaqua’s Always Magical HOLIDAY STROLL on December 3rd: Ice Sculpting, Tree Lighting, Horace Greeley Encords… and More!
The annual Holiday Stroll is back in Chappaqua December 3! Memory making and heartwarming activities for the whole family! Discover a host of shops, new and old favorites! Whether you celebrate … [Read More...] about Chappaqua’s Always Magical HOLIDAY STROLL on December 3rd: Ice Sculpting, Tree Lighting, Horace Greeley Encords… and More!
HHREC Honors Westchester Business Leader, Features Pulitzer Prize-Winning Speaker at Annual Fall Benefit
November 1st 2022- The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center (HHREC) honored Westchester County Business Executive Dennis Mehiel at their annual Benefit at Westchester Country Club in Rye, New … [Read More...] about HHREC Honors Westchester Business Leader, Features Pulitzer Prize-Winning Speaker at Annual Fall Benefit
SunriseWALKS Pearl River Celebrates its 10th Anniversary at Annual Walk on Sunday, October 16
The annual event raises funds to provide summer day camp for children with cancer and their siblings in the local tri-state area. SunriseWALKS Pearl River will take place on Sunday, October 16 at Camp … [Read More...] about SunriseWALKS Pearl River Celebrates its 10th Anniversary at Annual Walk on Sunday, October 16
Friends of the North Castle Public Library Presents Author ZIBBY OWENS on October 12
October 12, via ZOOM: Zibby Owens, author of the very moving and timely Bookends; A Memoir of Love, Loss and Literature, moderated by award-winning screenwriter, playwright and author of This Is … [Read More...] about Friends of the North Castle Public Library Presents Author ZIBBY OWENS on October 12
Gotta Have Arts
$86K State Grant Awarded to 2023 Phoenix Festival Signals Growing Focus on Tourism
On the heels of a successful 2022 launch, the Phoenix Festival: Live Arts Hudson Valley has been awarded an $86,000 grant from Empire State Development's Division of Tourism, through the state's … [Read More...] about $86K State Grant Awarded to 2023 Phoenix Festival Signals Growing Focus on Tourism
Scarsdale Music Festival Gearing Up for a June 3rd Event: Sponsorships, Performers and Vendors Sought
On Saturday, June 3, 2023, the Scarsdale Business Alliance (SBA) will host its 3rd Annual Scarsdale Music Festival, presented by Morgan Stanley. The event will take place rain or shine in Scarsdale … [Read More...] about Scarsdale Music Festival Gearing Up for a June 3rd Event: Sponsorships, Performers and Vendors Sought
CHOICES: A Rock Opera to Support the Wounded Warrior Project in Three Performances through Veteran’s Day Weekend
Editor's Note: A not so best kept secret is that there is something sizzlingly hot happening this weekend at the Chappaqua Performance Arts Center! I was invited to catch the cast of Choices: A Rock … [Read More...] about CHOICES: A Rock Opera to Support the Wounded Warrior Project in Three Performances through Veteran’s Day Weekend
Sara Bareilles Supporting the Pace Women’s Justice Center
Last week on October 6, Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles performed at the legendary Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY to commemorate three decades of Pace Women’s Justice … [Read More...] about Sara Bareilles Supporting the Pace Women’s Justice Center
Inside Thoughts
Musings from The Townhopper
I moved to Northern Westchester in 1988 from a Hoboken condo when I was pregnant with my older daughter (who is now 34 and a mom). Like many young families, we were looking for a true neighborhood, … [Read More...] about Musings from The Townhopper
Teaching History With a New Consciousness and through a Personal Lens
The holiday season is rapidly approaching, and with it, the Jewish festival of Hanukkah, an eight-day celebration honoring the triumph of the Jewish people over the Syrian Greeks. The holiday is … [Read More...] about Teaching History With a New Consciousness and through a Personal Lens
Notes of Deep Gratitude
From the Founder and Director of the Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival Have you ever had the feeling of teetering but somehow knowing that a safety net was beneath you, ready to make sure you … [Read More...] about Notes of Deep Gratitude
Nesting from Chapp to Tapp
When my kids were little, one of our favorite bedtime books was The Best Nest by P.D. Eastman. I can still recite much of it from memory, maybe they can too; I know my oldest could “read” … [Read More...] about Nesting from Chapp to Tapp
Three Sure Fire Ways to Succeed at High School
Hey everyone! My name is Irene and I graduated from Byram Hills High School this past June. My sophomore year, just as everything was going right, Covid hit. As an extroverted and awkward 15 year old … [Read More...] about Three Sure Fire Ways to Succeed at High School
The Perfect Game Changing & Memory Making Dip
A simple five layer dip can have a quite powerful unifying effect, to many's surprise. The Byram Hills High School Varsity Field Hockey team made this discovery all the way back in 2016, and … [Read More...] about The Perfect Game Changing & Memory Making Dip
Not for Profit News
On August 4th: Opportunity for a Second, First Dose, On-Campus Monkeypox Vaccination Clinic
Responding to what was cited as "an overwhelming demand," The LOFT LGBTQ+ Community Center in partnership with the Westchester County Department of Health announced that it will host a second, … [Read More...] about On August 4th: Opportunity for a Second, First Dose, On-Campus Monkeypox Vaccination Clinic
Virtual Cooking Class on Preventing Osteoporosis from Northern Westchester Hospital: July 12
Mount Kisco, NY--This July Northern Westchester Hospital’s (NWH) Center for Health Living featured webinar is a cooking class on reducing your disease risk to osteoporosis at any age. During the … [Read More...] about Virtual Cooking Class on Preventing Osteoporosis from Northern Westchester Hospital: July 12
Judge Judy and Nicole Sheindlin, BRI Westchester and Former Board President to be Honored at WCA Annual Spring Benefit June 1st
Westchester Children’s Association (WCA) will hold their annual Imagine A Child…WCA Annual Spring Benefit on Wednesday, June 1st, 2022, starting at 6:00 pm at the Surf Club in New Rochelle, … [Read More...] about Judge Judy and Nicole Sheindlin, BRI Westchester and Former Board President to be Honored at WCA Annual Spring Benefit June 1st
HHREC Announces Students Honored in Second Annual White Rose Student Research Contest
May 25, 2022- The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center (HHREC) held their second annual White Rose Student Research Contest for 7th-12th grade students in the greater Westchester County NY … [Read More...] about HHREC Announces Students Honored in Second Annual White Rose Student Research Contest
Medical Career Day for High School Students Among Virtual Events offered in April by Northern Westchester Hospital
Additional April Virtual Courses Taking Place at Northern Westchester Hospital's Center for Healthy Living Include Kids in the Kitchen, Cooking to Reduce Arthritis and Joint Pain A virtual conference … [Read More...] about Medical Career Day for High School Students Among Virtual Events offered in April by Northern Westchester Hospital
