Amidst a brisk March wind, vendors at the Down-to-Earth Farmer’s Market in Ossining greet regulars by name, showcase new products and make tailored recommendations. One of the few Farmer’s Markets … [Read More...] about Planting a Farmer’s Market… One Neighborhood at a Time
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Briarcliff & Ossining Cover Stories
“The Macy” Briarcliff’s Hidden Gem
While Savannah, Georgia might be where the Girl Scouts were founded by Juliette Gordon Low, the Edith Macy Conference Center in Briarcliff is considered by many to be the organization’s secondary … [Read More...] about “The Macy” Briarcliff’s Hidden Gem
Briarcliff “Points Kid” Jumps Miles Ahead
Vacation planning isn’t easy. Deciphering the complicated world of frequent flyer miles and credit card points, partner airlines and excursion fares with built-in stopovers seemingly requires an … [Read More...] about Briarcliff “Points Kid” Jumps Miles Ahead
Former Chappaqua Family Opens Award-Winning FENCES Winery in Oregon and Expands Business
Deciding to move cross-country wasn’t an easy decision for the Lennon family. Jody and David Lennon had lived in Chappaqua for 16 years in a lovely house on Pond Hill Road and were busy raising their … [Read More...] about Former Chappaqua Family Opens Award-Winning FENCES Winery in Oregon and Expands Business
Taking Responsibility for our Planet at Ossining’s 9th Annual Earth Day Festival
Participating in environmental causes has become more important than ever. Ossining resident Kathy Puffer adjusted the lid of a solar cooker, preparing the device to transform kale leaves into … [Read More...] about Taking Responsibility for our Planet at Ossining’s 9th Annual Earth Day Festival
The Ossining Children’s Center: A Rich History of Celebrating Women
BY HOWARD MILBERT Ossining Children’s Center has a keen eye on the future, but they are also celebrating their rich history–a history of women’s empowerment. The Ossining Children’s Center was … [Read More...] about The Ossining Children’s Center: A Rich History of Celebrating Women
Saying YES & Imagining the Future at the Ossining Children’s Center
Tarrytown, NY — When Susan Midgley Komosa, Ossining Children's Center (OCC) board president, accepted the Center's Visionary Leader Award, she said that there was one message she wished to … [Read More...] about Saying YES & Imagining the Future at the Ossining Children’s Center
Just Between Us
A Greeley Senior Experience at the Inside Press
On June 11, Julia Bialek (HGHS, Class of 2019) presented "From Thought to Print," a review of interning at the Inside Press in May and June, and in Julia's case, at different times since 2016. It was … [Read More...] about A Greeley Senior Experience at the Inside Press
Seeking a Committed Relationship
Publishing in any new town is a little like dating. I’m courting an entire community and it’s impossible to tell exactly how things will turn out... I can just put my best foot forward and hope for … [Read More...] about Seeking a Committed Relationship
In the Know
“Play and Explore”
As crazy as June is with graduations, recitals and getting all my kids ready for camp, I absolutely love it. There is an aura of anticipation and excitement for all the summer adventures in store. … [Read More...] about “Play and Explore”
Gotta Have Arts
Superb: Dorothy Lyman’s The Gladstone Hollow
June 20, 2019, North Salem--To sell the farm or to keep the farm? That is the question. This is an unforgettably touching story at the charming Schoolhouse Theater—a lens into one family’s intense … [Read More...] about Superb: Dorothy Lyman’s The Gladstone Hollow
Exhibit Opening Reception: Mary Ellis – So Far Pop Art to Abstract Expressionism
This exhibition represents the fusion of Mary Ellis’ process over a 15 year time span. In her evolution from Pop Art to Abstract Expressionism, Ellis has merged her graphic and Fine Art skills … [Read More...] about Exhibit Opening Reception: Mary Ellis – So Far Pop Art to Abstract Expressionism
Ossining Jazz Festival: The Improvisor’s Art
The third annual Ossining Jazz Festival will take place on the evenings of Friday and Saturday June 8 and June 9. The event, which will feature four different musical acts performing at the Ossining … [Read More...] about Ossining Jazz Festival: The Improvisor’s Art
Ossining’s Westchester Collaborative Theater: Where New Plays Take Flight
One need not travel to the city to see experimental theater that is cutting-edge. Simply a hop skip and a jump away in neighboring Ossining, the aptly named Westchester Collaborative Theater (“WCT”), … [Read More...] about Ossining’s Westchester Collaborative Theater: Where New Plays Take Flight
New Castle News
Empathy and a Moral Compass during Chappaqua’s Lights for Liberty Event
If the speeches at a Lights for Liberty vigil on July 12 in New Castle--one of some 750 such vigils nationwide--shared any one theme, it would be … [Read More...] about Empathy and a Moral Compass during Chappaqua’s Lights for Liberty Event
Gun Violence Victims: “Too Many to Count, Too Many to Discuss, Too Many to Name”
Wearing Orange in New Castle and Lamenting America's Continuing Epidemic of Gun-Related Violence Story and Photos By Grace Bennett June 7, 2019--A … [Read More...] about Gun Violence Victims: “Too Many to Count, Too Many to Discuss, Too Many to Name”
Celebrating Beauty and Community Through Art
Art Around Town Creates a Strolling Art Gallery in Our Backyard After what seemed like a week of never-ending rain, the sun came out on Friday and … [Read More...] about Celebrating Beauty and Community Through Art
Pout Pout Delivered Family Entertainment with an Important Message
Families gathered at the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center to enjoy a musical performance of The Pout Pout Fish, a popular children's book brought to … [Read More...] about Pout Pout Delivered Family Entertainment with an Important Message
New Memorial Day Tradition Suggested: Hug Your Children!
From Victory Corners to Memorial Plaza, a village gathered to enjoy Chappaqua's 2019 Memorial Day parade and ceremonies Article by Madeline Rosenberg … [Read More...] about New Memorial Day Tradition Suggested: Hug Your Children!
New Castle Releases
Donate Your Graduation Gowns
Goodwill Industries of Greater New York and New Jersey has teamed up with Horace Greeley High School Junior Daniel Greenstein to recover graduation … [Read More...] about Donate Your Graduation Gowns
Northern Westchester Hospital 2018 Annual Benefit Raises over $1.5 Million
More than 750 supporters of Northern Westchester Hospital (NWH) attended the 2018 Annual Benefit Gala, raising over $1.5 million, which will support … [Read More...] about Northern Westchester Hospital 2018 Annual Benefit Raises over $1.5 Million
A Jazz Era Picnic in the Park!
New Castle Historical Society in Chappaqua to Host a Jazz-Era Picnic in the Park: Featuring NYC’s “Jazz-Age Lawn Party” Michael Arenella & His … [Read More...] about A Jazz Era Picnic in the Park!
Hillary Clinton’s Call for Donations to Help Families at the Border
Calls Border Abuse "Horrific" and States Sessions' Biblical Reference "Contrary to Everything I was Every Taught" Via Onward Together, Secretary … [Read More...] about Hillary Clinton’s Call for Donations to Help Families at the Border
A Look Back at a Conversation Between Cecile Richards and Hillary Clinton
May 22, 2018, Chappaqua, NY--Cecile Richards and Hillary Rodham Clinton walked onto the stage at the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center to a standing … [Read More...] about A Look Back at a Conversation Between Cecile Richards and Hillary Clinton
New Castle’s Food Scrap Recycling Program Launches May 29th
May 29 is National Learn About Composting Day! Food waste is one of the largest components of trash sent to landfills and … [Read More...] about New Castle’s Food Scrap Recycling Program Launches May 29th
Chappaqua Cover Stories
It’s A Family Affair: Local Award-Winning Father & Son Filmmakers
The Kunhardts Produce Documentaries That Shape Our World and Focus on Moral Leadership For Peter Kunhardt, a six-time Emmy and a Peabody Award winner, collaboration with family is in his DNA. As … [Read More...] about It’s A Family Affair: Local Award-Winning Father & Son Filmmakers
Tipper Gore & Breaking the Silence About Mental Illness
“Back in the day, there was bipartisan support for meeting mental health challenges,” Tipper Gore* said in a conversation with Jeffrey Borenstein, M.D, President and CEO of Brain & Behavior … [Read More...] about Tipper Gore & Breaking the Silence About Mental Illness
Sparkle for a Cause Events at Crabtree’s Kittle House Continue to Shed a Light and Raise Funds for Area Non-Profits
Envision the setting: It is a beautiful spring or summer evening, you are surrounded by lush plants and colorful flowers in full bloom, servers glide by with trays of tasty tapas … [Read More...] about Sparkle for a Cause Events at Crabtree’s Kittle House Continue to Shed a Light and Raise Funds for Area Non-Profits
Catching Up with District 40’s State Senator Pete Harckham
Publisher’s Note: The Inside Press has offered forums to many of our political representatives over the years. For our June Father’s Day edition, we hoped to gain a sense of our new state Senator Pete … [Read More...] about Catching Up with District 40’s State Senator Pete Harckham
The San Miguel Academy: Why Many Residents Rally Behind This Independent & Successful School for Boys in Newburgh
It’s an alliance that makes sense: residents of Chappaqua, a town known for the excellence of its school system, support a small independent school called San Miguel Academy, about an hour away in … [Read More...] about The San Miguel Academy: Why Many Residents Rally Behind This Independent & Successful School for Boys in Newburgh
The Devil in a Day
The Devil’s Path is considered one of the most difficult hikes in the country. Located in the Catskill Mountains about a two-hour drive north of Chappaqua; the trail is approximately 25 miles long … [Read More...] about The Devil in a Day
Why Men’s Softball In Our Hometown is a Homerun
When Andy Benjamin first started playing in New Castle’s adult softball league more than three decades ago, his son Matthew would watch from the sidelines and cheer him on. As he got older, he would … [Read More...] about Why Men’s Softball In Our Hometown is a Homerun
Armonk Cover Stories
The Making of the 45th Annual Fol-De-Rol: A Fun-Filled Event for All
This year will be the 45th of that beloved Armonk tradition, the annual Fol-De-Rol. From June 6-9, residents and visitors will flood Wampus Community Park to enjoy rides, food, vendors, entertainment … [Read More...] about The Making of the 45th Annual Fol-De-Rol: A Fun-Filled Event for All
Chamber’s Third Thursdays Offer a Fun-Filled Evening for the Community
There is nothing better than events that allow a community to come together, and once again, the Third Thursday events in Armonk promises to do just that. Five years ago, the Armonk Chamber of … [Read More...] about Chamber’s Third Thursdays Offer a Fun-Filled Evening for the Community
Beach Bopping Around Westchester
As temperatures warm, a migration of sorts occurs as northeasterners are instinctively drawn to the beach after months of deprivation. The need to insert ourselves into a Slim Aarons photograph is … [Read More...] about Beach Bopping Around Westchester
Exploring Wampus Pond: A Bucolic Beauty
One sunny spring day last month, my family and I packed a light lunch and set out to explore the bucolic beauty of Wampus Pond in Armonk. The expansive pond is certainly the focal point of the park … [Read More...] about Exploring Wampus Pond: A Bucolic Beauty
It’s Prom Time: How Local High School Students Prepare for the Big Night
Tis the season of promposals. Sitting at a restaurant the other night, I watched a waitress deliver a nutella calzone coated in powdered sugar with “Prom?” spelled out in chocolate sauce to a teenage … [Read More...] about It’s Prom Time: How Local High School Students Prepare for the Big Night
Et Cetera
Remembering My Dad
This Father’s Day, my family will be celebrating my husband, who is an amazing father. But I will also be thinking about my father, who passed away four years ago. A little about my dad ... My … [Read More...] about Remembering My Dad
LIKE FAMILY: Why Lange’s Feels Exactly that Way
It’s hard for me to put into words the feelings I have for the place that was a huge part of growing up. Lange’s Little Store and Delicatessen, the small, simply furnished family-oriented deli that my … [Read More...] about LIKE FAMILY: Why Lange’s Feels Exactly that Way
North Castle News
Third Thursday in Armonk: NOTE RAIN DATE PLANS/Changes
Autos and Music, and Sales… Oh My Due to the weather forecast, the Armonk Car Show will be held Friday, July 19, in downtown Armonk starting at 5pm. … [Read More...] about Third Thursday in Armonk: NOTE RAIN DATE PLANS/Changes
Four Outstanding Firefighters Honored at Mid-Westchester Elks Awards Dinner
By Grace Bennett June 12, 2019, Armonk, NY--Colorful accolades and honorary plaques were presented to four exemplary community firefighters by … [Read More...] about Four Outstanding Firefighters Honored at Mid-Westchester Elks Awards Dinner
School Officials Describe a “Reflective, Quiet and Respectful” Mood
The Walkout at Byram Hills High School and a Sit In Emphasizing Kindness at the Middle School Byram Hills Central School District Superintendent Jen … [Read More...] about School Officials Describe a “Reflective, Quiet and Respectful” Mood
Unique Collections, Family Fun and More at the Armonk Outdoor Art Show
By Molly Alexander On Business Park Drive, the sun shone brightly and visitors either strolled or boarded a complimentary shuttle bus all eager to … [Read More...] about Unique Collections, Family Fun and More at the Armonk Outdoor Art Show
Elegant Aerial Performances Charmed and Dazzled on a Final ‘Third Thursday’
Story & Top Photos By Molly Alexander … [Read More...] about Elegant Aerial Performances Charmed and Dazzled on a Final ‘Third Thursday’
North Castle Releases
Armonk Chamber’s Third Thursday Circus, and more! AUGUST 16
Back with its last hurrah of the summer, the Armonk Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring its August 16th "Third Thursday" event in Downtown Armonk from … [Read More...] about Armonk Chamber’s Third Thursday Circus, and more! AUGUST 16
Dr. Martha Jacobs Will Join AJC’s “Faith and the LGBT+Community” Panel: June 21
During Gay Pride Month, a diverse group of local faith communities will be offering “Faith and the LGBT+ Community” on Thursday, June 21 at 7:15 p.m., … [Read More...] about Dr. Martha Jacobs Will Join AJC’s “Faith and the LGBT+Community” Panel: June 21
Family Fun Plans for Armonk Lion’s Club Fol-de-Rol and Country Fair
Feeling nostalgic for the good old days? Come to the 44th annual Armonk Lion’s Club Fol-de-Rol and Country Fair, June 7-10, and give your family an … [Read More...] about Family Fun Plans for Armonk Lion’s Club Fol-de-Rol and Country Fair
An Independence Day Fair at John Jay Homestead
Wednesday, July 4, 2018 (rain or shine) 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free admission to grounds and Declaration reading; fees for activities John … [Read More...] about An Independence Day Fair at John Jay Homestead
Golf Kicks off May 15th Citizens of the Year Event and New Details
Are you a golfer? Great! Sign up yourself, a twosome or foursome for the Golf portion of the Citizens of the Year event in just a few weeks on … [Read More...] about Golf Kicks off May 15th Citizens of the Year Event and New Details
Happenings
Global Lyme Alliance Shop for a Cure
The Global Lyme Alliance's 2nd Annual Shop for a Cure May event was a fun morning of shopping and an informative Q & A presentation about preventimg tick-borne illnesses. Pictured are moderator … [Read More...] about Global Lyme Alliance Shop for a Cure
Nothing Sweeter: The 82nd Annual Strawberry Festival
There was fun anticipated for all on June 1; there's also nothing sweeter than the sound of children of all ages enjoying carnival games and rides. And for 82 years, this time-honored tradition has … [Read More...] about Nothing Sweeter: The 82nd Annual Strawberry Festival
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Northern Westchester Hospital Receives The Healthgrades Outstanding Patient Experience Award ™ 2019
Mt. Kisco, New York— Northern Westchester Hospital has received The Healthgrades Outstanding Patient Experience Award™ 2019, which recognizes hospitals for outstanding performance in delivering … [Read More...] about Northern Westchester Hospital Receives The Healthgrades Outstanding Patient Experience Award ™ 2019
‘Ready, Willing and Able’ and Branching Out at the Sheptin Tutoring Group
Many of you know me and my company as academic support and test prep experts. I can say that my team is the best in Northern Westchester, bar none. From the Regents to SATs to ACTs to APs, we are … [Read More...] about ‘Ready, Willing and Able’ and Branching Out at the Sheptin Tutoring Group
The Benefits of Having a Financial Advisor on Your Side
In today’s complex and volatile markets, making sound investment and financial decisions is a challenge. Investing on your own can be complicated, overwhelming and risky. In fact, studies have shown … [Read More...] about The Benefits of Having a Financial Advisor on Your Side
Beyond the Castles
CARE Urges Drug Takeback to Curb Opioid Abuse in Teens and Young Adults
This Saturday, April 28, is the DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, where communities … [Read More...] about CARE Urges Drug Takeback to Curb Opioid Abuse in Teens and Young Adults
Benefiting Mental Health And Music Education: A Call for Entries Announced
For 'Living Proof': A New Multi-Arts Evening of Performances TARRYTOWN, NY (November 2017)—The … [Read More...] about Benefiting Mental Health And Music Education: A Call for Entries Announced
A Summer Solstice and ‘Interconnected’ Energy at the On Your Mat For Mental Health Yoga Event!
'A calm, peaceful, introspective evening' lead by Beryl Bender Birch continued MHA of … [Read More...] about A Summer Solstice and ‘Interconnected’ Energy at the On Your Mat For Mental Health Yoga Event!
Seeds of Giving and Sharing Grow too at the Pleasantville Community Garden
By Molly Alexander Community is defined as “a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of … [Read More...] about Seeds of Giving and Sharing Grow too at the Pleasantville Community Garden