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Latino U College Access: Dreams Come True

Helping First-Generation Students Unlock Their Potential “We’re trying to make the starting lines more equal; if it’s a race, not everyone is running with the same pair of sneakers.” Shirley … [Read More...] about Latino U College Access: Dreams Come True

The True Meaning of Friendship: Dr. Jeff Gilbert & Artist Michael Bailey

A Chappaqua neighbor famously coined the phrase, “It takes a village.” When Dr. Jeff Gilbert befriended Michael Bailey, a homeless artist, he proved her words true. Gilbert was on his way back to … [Read More...] about The True Meaning of Friendship: Dr. Jeff Gilbert & Artist Michael Bailey

Concert Introduces Westchester Residents to the Music of Viennese Composer Viktor Ullmann Who Perished During the Holocaust

More than twenty years ago, dramatic soprano and Chappaqua resident Dominique Hellsten first heard the music of composer Viktor Ullmann who ultimately perished in Auschwitz. “It had a profound impact … [Read More...] about Concert Introduces Westchester Residents to the Music of Viennese Composer Viktor Ullmann Who Perished During the Holocaust

A Need for Speed: Greeley Student’s Path to Professional Racecar Driver

When Josh Green was five-years-old, he wrote down at school that when he grew up, he wanted to be a professional racecar driver. Green’s love of cars and racing came from his father and two uncles … [Read More...] about A Need for Speed: Greeley Student’s Path to Professional Racecar Driver

On Being Thanksgiving Ready

Love Rules... and Beautiful Table Settings Build Memories too Before the food ever makes its ways to the table, there’s something exquisite about being ‘Thanksgiving ready.’ Maybe one or more of … [Read More...] about On Being Thanksgiving Ready

Local Resident & Pop Artist Creates Appealing Bubble Wrap Art Including A Special Piece for Hillary Clinton

Bubble Art is a form of Modern Pop Art created by injecting acrylic paint into the air-filled pockets of the everyday packing material known as bubble wrap. The plastic bubbles are filled with … [Read More...] about Local Resident & Pop Artist Creates Appealing Bubble Wrap Art Including A Special Piece for Hillary Clinton

Team New Castle

We Can all be Grateful for What We Have in New Castle We love our community and are grateful to call New Castle home. The great privilege of our campaign has been the opportunity to knock on new … [Read More...] about Team New Castle

New Castle Democrats

Dear Neighbors, We are New Castle Democrats 2019 – Ivy Pool for Town Supervisor, and Jeremy Saland and Jason Lichtenthal for Town Council. We are running for office because we want to make this … [Read More...] about New Castle Democrats

Special High Holy Days Invite to Caramoor from Temple Shaaray Tefila

Temple Shaaray Tefila welcomes residents of the local community, joining us for the first time, to purchase tickets for High Holiday services at … [Read More...] about Special High Holy Days Invite to Caramoor from Temple Shaaray Tefila

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

Birds in Crisis Talk at New Castle Healthy Yards Table

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

Sharing the Stories which Shaped Briarcliff Manor

The Briarcliff Manor Scarborough Historical Society Preserves Village Lore for all to Learn and Enjoy The stories about Briarcliff Manor seem unlimited. The documentation about the village that … [Read More...] about Sharing the Stories which Shaped Briarcliff Manor

Creating the Bethany Arts Community

It’s all about “Community” for David Lyons, Executive Director and Founder of the Bethany Arts Community (BAC) in Ossining and he’s quick to correct anyone who calls “Bethany” an arts center. “In … [Read More...] about Creating the Bethany Arts Community

How We Talk About Incarceration

The Sing Sing Prison Museum Hopes to Impact the Conversation-and Ossining Here’s what we don’t talk about when we talk about incarceration: the women left behind when a husband, father or son is … [Read More...] about How We Talk About Incarceration

The Joy of a “Friendsgiving” Holiday & Delicious Recipes

We are looking forward to festive times with our friends and family while giving thanks for our blessings. If you’re like me, you are thinking about shaking up the menu a bit with some international … [Read More...] about The Joy of a “Friendsgiving” Holiday & Delicious Recipes

Ten Reasons Why I’m Grateful To Call Armonk Home

When I was asked to write a piece about the things I love most about Armonk, I immediately said “yes.” I have lived in this town for 21 years so I feel like I know it pretty well. So, without further … [Read More...] about Ten Reasons Why I’m Grateful To Call Armonk Home

Filming in the Castles: Why Our Suburban Towns Appeal to Moviemakers

Shooting movies and television in New Castle and North Castle might be sparse, but the right to film in these suburban towns is strict. Before residents hear “lights, camera, action!” in North … [Read More...] about Filming in the Castles: Why Our Suburban Towns Appeal to Moviemakers

Understanding Life After Suicide

Dr. Jennifer Ashton from ABC News & GMA Shares her Experiences with Mental Health and Suicide at the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center We need to start looking at mental health and mental … [Read More...] about Understanding Life After Suicide

Adding a Personal Touch to Turkey Day

There’s something almost primal about Thanksgiving in our country. Who among us doesn’t have at least some early memories of the day be it related to travel, cousins, football, parades and, stating … [Read More...] about Adding a Personal Touch to Turkey Day

Loving Briarcliff

BY PETER CHATZKY Official Historian* of Briarcliff Manor For generations, my family has called Briarcliff Manor our home. It's six square miles–Briarcliff’s, not our house’s–are nestled … [Read More...] about Loving Briarcliff

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

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’

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

New Castle Holocaust Memorial Dedication: Wednesday, November 6th

Residents of the New Castle community will gather on Wednesday, November 6, at 6pm, to dedicate the New Castle Holocaust Memorial located by the … [Read More...] about New Castle Holocaust Memorial Dedication: Wednesday, November 6th

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

Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival 2019: What a Day!

Under sunny, bright blue skies, and with some 8,000 attendees and 152 authors gathered in downtown Chappaqua on October 5, the 2019 Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival had “its best day ever,” said … [Read More...] about Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival 2019: What a Day!

Calling All Nature Lovers

One of the best things about living in the 914 is the bucolic beauty and fall is one of the best seasons to soak it all in. The Westchester Land Trust is holding several events this fall to explore … [Read More...] about Calling All Nature Lovers

10 Years of Fabulous Frosty Fun

Save the Date: Dec 1 for the Annual Parade December 1 is the 10th Anniversary of Frosty Day! This year to celebrate there will be 40 different activities downtown starting at noon including three … [Read More...] about 10 Years of Fabulous Frosty Fun

Festive Stroll of Holiday Homes: November 22 and 23

The Ossining Children’s Center (OCC) will be the beneficiary of the Festive Stroll of Holiday Homes, Friday, November 22 and Saturday, November 23, 2019. The event is produced in partnership with … [Read More...] about Festive Stroll of Holiday Homes: November 22 and 23

Halloween Haunt at Smith’s Tavern

Ghouls, goblins and ghosts just might make an appearance at the fifth annual Halloween Haunt sponsored by the North Castle Historical Society. The two-day event features a haunted house, pumpkin … [Read More...] about Halloween Haunt at Smith’s Tavern

November Happenings

Briarcliff Manor Public Library (1 Library Road) ‘From Dino to Doo Wop’ The Musical History of the 50s, Saturday, November 2, 2-3:15 p.m. A live musical journey with ‘Joey G.’ For more … [Read More...] about November Happenings

COR Performance: Training Kids for Athletics

We often hear parents ask: “Could my son’s injury have been prevented with strength and agility training?” or “My daughter is an excellent athlete, clearly a D1 caliber, what do I need to ensure that … [Read More...] about COR Performance: Training Kids for Athletics

Fidelity Investments® Opens New Chappaqua Investor Center

As pictured, staff at Fidelity Investments’ Chappaqua Crossing Investor Center celebrate the opening of their newly-opened facility, located at 480 Bedford Road. The 5,250 square feet office is a … [Read More...] about Fidelity Investments® Opens New Chappaqua Investor Center

ROCKS Has You Covered With Stylish Jewelry, Gifts and Home Decor

Injecting cutting edge style into the new shopping center at Chappaqua Crossing, ROCKS Jewelry Gifts Home (“Rocks”) opened its doors this past May. The one of a kind boutique carries unique and modern … [Read More...] about ROCKS Has You Covered With Stylish Jewelry, Gifts and Home Decor

Why Westchester Dancers Have Thrived at Logrea Dance Academy for More Than Three Decades

A child’s first foray into the world of dance is a big milestone. Choosing the right studio is an important decision, depending on what type of training they wish to receive. Logrea Dance Academy in … [Read More...] about Why Westchester Dancers Have Thrived at Logrea Dance Academy for More Than Three Decades

Fiddleheads Cooking Studio is Cultivating Culinary Curiosity One Picky Eater at a Time

Conveniently tucked at the crossroads of Armonk, Chappaqua and Mt. Kisco is Fiddleheads Cooking Studio, a space that has been quietly converting children into Top Chef Jr. hopefuls for close to five … [Read More...] about Fiddleheads Cooking Studio is Cultivating Culinary Curiosity One Picky Eater at a Time

Balance Training

It may not receive much attention in the world of sports medicine and fitness, but balance should be a primary consideration when designing an exercise program. While balance is extremely important … [Read More...] about Balance Training

Mindful Moms Lakeside Meditation Series Continues this Summer

At the end of a dirt path hidden on an ordinary street in Millwood there is a stretch of sand that leads to a small private lake. Every few weeks throughout the summer months this becomes the location … [Read More...] about Mindful Moms Lakeside Meditation Series Continues this Summer