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Chappaqua Summer Scholarship Program Celebrates 50th Anniversary and Leaves a Lasting Impact on Participants & Host Families

Fifty years ago a group of concerned New Castle residents launched the Chappaqua Summer Scholarship Program (CSSP). They were passionate believers in civil rights and following the aftermath of the … [Read More...]

New Castle Town Board Pushes for Action on Gun Violence Prevention

In the aftermath of the tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, which left 17 people dead, New Castle Town Board members sent two separate letters to New York State Senator, Terrence … [Read More...]

Greeley Grad Raises Money for Women in Kore, Ethiopia on Cross-Country Bike Trip

On a sweltering Thursday in July, Horace Greeley ’10 grad James Rosenberg missed a phone call from a reporter. “I ended yesterday in Hell’s Canyon,” he explained later. “They say it's named that … [Read More...]

Bronx Lacrosse Greeley Alumn’s Efforts to Empower Students In the Classroom & On the Field

Horace Greeley grad Dan Leventhal (‘10) loves lacrosse. He played it in high school and continued on at Tufts University, where he won a national championship and majored in sociology. Now, he’s … [Read More...]

How New Castle Is Leading the Way To a Sustainable Westchester

BY KATHY SCHREIBER AND TRACY STEIN The Town of New Castle is leading the way in promoting a sustainable Westchester. Galvanized by the United States withdrawal from the UN Paris Climate … [Read More...]

New Castle United for Youth: Educating the Community on Substance Abuse Issues

Uniting the community and making our younger residents feel that they have a safe place to turn can be challenging, even in our welcoming town. Enter New Castle United for Youth (NCUFY). Formed in … [Read More...]

The Great Chappaqua Bake Sale Passes the Rolling Pin to a New Generation

The Great Chappaqua Bake Sale, a delicious annual tradition since 2010, has announced that incoming Horace Greeley freshmen Rebecca Blum, 13, and Charlotte and Sophia Spiegel, both 14, will take over … [Read More...]

Untold Stories from the Border: Local Couple Helps Migrant Families in McAllen, Texas

Chappaqua residents Larry and Debbie Rose are not self-proclaimed humanitarians. Their actions, however tell a different story. As news of families in crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border reached a … [Read More...]

Elisha Wiesel to Deliver Keynote Address at the 2018 Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center Benefit

The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center proudly honors Joseph E. Nyre, … [Read More...]

In Remembrance of Deborah Shimer

In Loving Memoriam By David Shimer Remembered as insightful, selfless and supportive, Deborah Shimer—a professional life coach and a … [Read More...]

A Transformational Journey

Jodi Baretz, author of the new 'Mindful is the New Skinny,' shared her personal growth experiences at the Chappaqua Library By Amanda … [Read More...]

Bill Clinton Delivers at Chappaqua Library Signing for ‘The President is Missing’

July 16, 2018, Chappaqua, NY -- Is life mirroring art or is art mirroring life, Bill Clinton was asked--his attention diverted ever so briefly in the … [Read More...]

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...]

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...]

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...]

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...]

Relay for Life is Less Than a Week Away

Save the date - May 19th 6 p.m.- 6 a.m. at Robert E. Bell Middle School- a yearly tradition that raises funds for cancer research General Flyer … [Read More...]

Local Author Tackles Tough Topic in Latest Children’s Book: Repeating Kindergarten

It is always inspiring to meet people who are guided by their passion, especially when that passion is helping others. Rebecca Eisenberg who goes by “Becca,” a speech language pathologist, author, … [Read More...]

Byram Hills Teacher Travels to Japan on Study Tour and Incorporates Highlights into Curriculum

Byram Hills High School teacher Martin Gilbert, who teaches both global history and economics recently traveled to Japan on a two week immersion experience for history teachers sponsored by the … [Read More...]

A Music-Ability Minded Program: Rock On Music School

David Meyers found his passion for teaching music to children with disabilities quite accidentally. Having spent most of his career in real estate, music was relegated to a side pursuit that he … [Read More...]

Safeguarding Your Child’s Health at School

As summer comes to a close, local parents can be found buying notebooks, pencils and clothes and getting ready for the changes in routines and activities that a new school year brings. But what about … [Read More...]

Malcolm Pray Achievement Center Inspires Youth

Housed within three nondescript white clapboard buildings resembling an old country church at the end of a long driveway at 16 Bedford Banksville Road is a magnificent collection of vintage cars at … [Read More...]

The Chappaqua Orchestra’s 2018 Chamber Series – Brahms Sextets

TCO Chamber Players perform two educational concerts focusing on each of the Brahms Sextets for Strings Op 18 & 36. Educational Commentary throughout w/Q & A. Opus 36 Saturday October 27, … [Read More...]

Henry Finkelstein Lecture: October 5 at the Katonah Art Center

FREE LECTURE Friday evening, October 5, 7 p.m. at the Katonah Art Center Growing up in a family of artists gave Henry Finkelstein a unique perspective on art. His father, Louis Finkelstein, was an … [Read More...]

My School Days as a Twin

I have a twin sister, but we were born on different days. Throughout our lives, our parents worked hard to ensure that we were not grouped as a unit; in their minds, the fact that we shared a … [Read More...]

Courage & Compassion in Times of Crisis: The Keys to Helping Yourself or Anyone You Know

Full Disclosure: I was not an active follower of either Kate Spade or Anthony Bourdain. In this day and age of social media and celebrity, I certainly knew who both were and what each brought to the … [Read More...]

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...]

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...]

Elegant Aerial Performances Charmed and Dazzled on a Final ‘Third Thursday’

Story & Top Photos By Molly Alexander … [Read More...]

At 3rd Thursday: 35 Classic Cars Parade Proudly ‘Round Armonk Square

Story and Photos by Grace Bennett Anyone who came to take in Armonk's Classic Cars Show--the highlight of Third Thursday festivities in and around … [Read More...]

Visitors to Armonk’s Fol de Rol Found a Myriad of Activities to Enjoy

By Amanda Kraus The distant thumping of music can be heard from the parking lot of beautiful Wampus Brook Park. As you approach, the constant beat … [Read More...]

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...]

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...]

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...]

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...]

Look Back at the 125th Anniversary White Plains Hospital Gala

The Friends of White Plains Hospital hosted the 125th Anniversary Gala of White Plains Hospital on Saturday, September 29th. The sold-out evening at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club, the site of … [Read More...]

CityParks Summer Stage 2018

Editor’s Note: If you were lucky enough to catch any one of the outstanding performances of City Parks Summer Stage 2018, hats off to you. But if you were not, there’s still time to enjoy continued … [Read More...]

Upcoming Cider & Donut Festival: September 23

The Armonk Chamber’s winning formula for a fun-filled day: Jamie’s Run for Love, Byram HillsPreschool Association Children’s Carnival, and an old fashioned Cider and Donut festival. Based in Wampus … [Read More...]

Third Thursday, Winning Chili Recipe

Every Third Thursday this summer, Armonk residents and visitors enjoyed a summer of early evening activities galore in and around Armonk Square and Downtown–a ‘Chii Cookoff’ set the tone early on for … [Read More...]

Horace Greeley High School Recognizes 90 Years!

Horace Greeley High School will recognize the Chappaqua Central School district’s 90th Anniversary during ‘Homecoming’ weekend Friday, September 14th through Saturday, September 15th. In September … [Read More...]