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The Heart of the Holidays

Every November & December, amidst the sparkle and bustle, I find myself reflecting on what really makes this season shine. It’s the moments of connection, the simple kindnesses, and the spirit of generosity that weave through our communities and beyond. These issues are filled with … [Read More...] about The Heart of the Holidays

Cover Stories

DeCicco’s & Sons Stellar Food Market & Community Giving

On an early chilly morning long before the sun rises and just days before Thanksgiving, large panel trucks filled to the brim with several hundred frozen turkeys pull up to each of the 11 DeCicco … [Read More...] about DeCicco’s & Sons Stellar Food Market & Community Giving

A Cut Above the Rest: ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS Flourishes in Pleasantville

It’s been 10 years since ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS moved into offices that it built on Marble Avenue in Pleasantville, and the match couldn’t have been better for the company or the … [Read More...] about A Cut Above the Rest: ZWILLING J.A. HENCKELS Flourishes in Pleasantville

Jessica Rosh: Restoring Hope With A Wish

As the newly elected Board Chair of the Hudson Valley chapter, Chappaqua resident Jessica Rosh knows well the impact of the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Embarking on this new role, she will lead the … [Read More...] about Jessica Rosh: Restoring Hope With A Wish

Features

Why “Boomerangs” Love their Hometowns on the Holidays (and Year-Round)

Choosing where to raise a family is a difficult choice. There are so many factors at play from budgetary concerns, commute time to work, school districts and access to outdoor spaces and town … [Read More...] about Why “Boomerangs” Love their Hometowns on the Holidays (and Year-Round)

The Estrada Effect: Inspiration that Ignites Confidence & Style

From their Armonk atelier to the national spotlight on “Project Runway”, the Estrada twins blend bold silhouettes, empowering narratives, and fearless individuality into every … [Read More...] about The Estrada Effect: Inspiration that Ignites Confidence & Style

Aaron Gleason – A Musician’s Journey

The arts are the creative thread that connect Aaron David Gleason’s family. Having a mother who is an award-winning actress, a father who is a noted acting teacher, and a grandfather who hosted … [Read More...] about Aaron Gleason – A Musician’s Journey

Taste & Talk: Where women open bottles and open the conversation!

What could be better than an evening of wine with local gal-pals? How about an evening of wine, friends and purpose-driven conversation! Enter Taste and Talk, the brainchild of Chappaqua’s … [Read More...] about Taste & Talk: Where women open bottles and open the conversation!

Color in Motion – Discover Pleasantville’s Walking Mural

Pleasantville has always been known as a walking village. Whether catching a train, seeing a movie or grabbing a bite, residents enjoy the walkability of their hometown. Now that distinction is being … [Read More...] about Color in Motion – Discover Pleasantville’s Walking Mural

Holly Berfield’s Savory and Sweet Book Covers

When Holly Berfield finished reading “Lady Tan’s Circle of Women” by Lisa See, images of Chinese scallion pancakes and jasmine tea stoked her imagination. An historical fiction set … [Read More...] about Holly Berfield’s Savory and Sweet Book Covers

Holly Berfields’ Top 10 Winter Book Suggestions

The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon A gripping tale – based on true events – of a midwife in the late 1700s who is determined to see justice served after a violent crime shakes her small Maine … [Read More...] about Holly Berfields’ Top 10 Winter Book Suggestions

National Charity League of Northern Westchester: Bringing Mothers & Daughters Together in Service

In the heart of Northern Westchester, a unique organization is taking root- built on the values of tradition, community, family and giving back. The National Charity League (NCL) Northern Westchester … [Read More...] about National Charity League of Northern Westchester: Bringing Mothers & Daughters Together in Service

Your Wine Cellar at 30,000 Feet

“Your wine, your flight, your way." It's not just a slogan, but a way of traveling. Point to Point Reserve, a private wine storage service for private jet travelers, took off this summer with … [Read More...] about Your Wine Cellar at 30,000 Feet

Holiday Gifts Galore at Our Local Shops

The holidays are a time to say, “thank you” and “I love you” in myriad ways. Buying from the small businesses in our towns, filled with intentional and curated items, says … [Read More...] about Holiday Gifts Galore at Our Local Shops

Open Door Marks 50th Anniversary with New Name and A New Look

There is no better way for the Open Door to celebrate its 50th anniversary than with a new name and a new look. The organization just announced it will now be called the Open Door Care Network. The … [Read More...] about Open Door Marks 50th Anniversary with New Name and A New Look

Homerun Hopefuls: Local Students Join a 22-Year Tradition of Giving Back

For more than two decades; the Homerun Hopefuls Foundation has carried out a simple mission: delivering baseball equipment to children and teenagers across the Dominican Republic. What began as … [Read More...] about Homerun Hopefuls: Local Students Join a 22-Year Tradition of Giving Back

Pets Get the Winter Blues, too … 10 Tips to Keep Your Fur Babies Feeling Fabulous During the Colder Months

Winter can be harsh on our furry friends. Just like us, our pets miss the outdoors and the frequent walks enjoyed during warmer seasons. The decrease in activities, such as running in the yard, … [Read More...] about Pets Get the Winter Blues, too … 10 Tips to Keep Your Fur Babies Feeling Fabulous During the Colder Months

Beyond the Budget: The Byram Hills Education Foundation Impact

For thirty years, the Byram Hills Education Foundation (BHEF) has been instrumental in shaping Byram Hills into one of the most renowned districts in our area. A non-profit organization, made up of … [Read More...] about Beyond the Budget: The Byram Hills Education Foundation Impact

Why I Give a (Damn)!

When my friend Elise asked me to write an essay on “giving back” to coincide with the holiday theme you’ve seen throughout this issue, I replied, honored and (mostly) unhesitatingly, … [Read More...] about Why I Give a (Damn)!

Happenings

Musical Moments: Plus an Upcoming Holiday Concert with the DuPonts

Donald (Don) R. DuPont and his sister Michele DuPont Eames grew up in a household infused with music. Mr. DuPont, a beloved recently retired music teacher after 32 years from Roaring Brook Elementary School, and Mrs. DuPont Eames performed classics at a Sunday brunch (think delicious … [Read More...] about Musical Moments: Plus an Upcoming Holiday Concert with the DuPonts

Chappaqua Cheer

The holidays are upon us, and once again, Chappaqua is ready. After the turkey has been served, Friday, November 28th sees the sun go down, and with the community gathered, the town’s 30-foot tree takes centerstage to kick off the season. Once the switch is flipped, said Georgia Frasch, … [Read More...] about Chappaqua Cheer

Gliding into the Holiday Season in Pleasantville

Pleasantville has been holding a tree lighting ceremony since 2010 near Manville Road where the village usually gathers between 100 and 400 people. But the illumination has a new home address this year and will kick off the start to their holiday season with a new event. This year on Dec. 7th, in … [Read More...] about Gliding into the Holiday Season in Pleasantville

The Frosty Parade Brings Flurry of Fun to Armonk

Going back two decades, Armonk had a small holiday winter walk. But the tradition elevated when it was discovered that the cowriter of Frosty the Snowman lived in Armonk, where the setting inspired the iconic holiday song. Ed Woodyard, founding member of the Armonk Chamber of Commerce uncovered … [Read More...] about The Frosty Parade Brings Flurry of Fun to Armonk

Portraits and Profiles

What is one of the most thoughtful gifts you have ever given or received?

Shohreh Anand “About four years ago, I helped my elderly parents clear their attic. Among the stuff in boxes, was a sixty-year-old, 8-track tape. I had it converted to a digital audio file. A rarity for its time, it was a home recording of voices of our family, my grandmother, aunts, uncles … [Read More...] about What is one of the most thoughtful gifts you have ever given or received?

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