The Inside Press

Why NBC4 NY’s Lynda Baquero is Proud to Call Northern Westchester Home

The burbs got Baquero! Recovering close to six million dollars for consumers since 2013, our very own Northern Westchester resident Lynda Baquero and her “Better Get Baquero” team have … [Read More...] about Why NBC4 NY’s Lynda Baquero is Proud to Call Northern Westchester Home

A Star is Born… in Chappaqua: Meet Skyla

During these difficult times, it’s important to come together–even when coming together is/must be a virtual reality. As a community, we can support one another and share the beauty; finding … [Read More...] about A Star is Born… in Chappaqua: Meet Skyla

#CommunityStrong Inspirations

From embracing a social justice movement to volunteerism and businesses adapting in a pandemic, the many ways New Castle stayed strong! In June, New York protestors told NBC News that they were … [Read More...] about #CommunityStrong Inspirations

Heart to Heart with County Executive George Latimer

Successes to Applaud… but also: ‘What Keeps Him Up at Night’ There’s something reassuring about talking to George Latimer. When we spoke on the phone in late July, the … [Read More...] about Heart to Heart with County Executive George Latimer

Catching up with the Very Decent Michael Schiliro

After nearly 20 takes, Michael, with the help of his daughter, compiled their first “watchable” video. His days during quarantine, just like the rest of ours, had gone a bit sideways. Mike … [Read More...] about Catching up with the Very Decent Michael Schiliro

“I Must Go Down to the River Again…”

Are visions of fishing, swimming, boating, kayaking and gardening swirling in your head? Obviously, the common denominator in these fun pursuits is w-a-t-e-r. Like the Hudson River, the largest … [Read More...] about “I Must Go Down to the River Again…”

State of the Art Cardiac Cath Lab Anticipated Opening at Northern Westchester Hospital: September 2

Northern Westchester Hospital will open its highly anticipated comprehensive Cardiac Catheterization Lab on September 2nd, providing state-of-the-art interventional cardiology services to residents of … [Read More...] about State of the Art Cardiac Cath Lab Anticipated Opening at Northern Westchester Hospital: September 2

Getting to Know Richard Bloom: The Making of a Great Financial Advisor

Richard Bloom’s first memory of the stock market was when he was a young child. He would hear his grandfather talking about buying shares of GE. “I didn’t know what it meant, and … [Read More...] about Getting to Know Richard Bloom: The Making of a Great Financial Advisor

Back to College Reflections ‘The Pause Button’ … and Accepting Change

Growing up, I was always that kid who called their mom to pick them up from sleepovers. I don’t know if it was because I didn’t like being away from home or because I missed my parents too … [Read More...] about Back to College Reflections ‘The Pause Button’ … and Accepting Change

The Power of Pets in the Pandemic

Little did I know that I would be prepared for the pandemic thanks to my dog Maggie Mae and my single lifestyle. In March when Governor Cuomo announced “New York State on PAUSE (Policies Assure … [Read More...] about The Power of Pets in the Pandemic

The Corona Chronicles: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

This past February my neighbor and I drove to the city with our kids to see National Geographic Encounter’s Ocean Odyssey. As we sped down the Saw Mill, she asked me if I’ve been following … [Read More...] about The Corona Chronicles: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

“Hometown” of Reader’s Digest Leaves Surprising, Lasting Impact

It was a bright and sunny day–in the 70s–the 1970s. Not much else is memorable–except how we were greeted upon introducing ourselves to Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home Companion, being broadcast … [Read More...] about “Hometown” of Reader’s Digest Leaves Surprising, Lasting Impact

‘The Points Daughter’ Tells All!

It’s not easy being the daughter of The Points Mom. Whether I must snap tons of photos for my mom's Instagram or listen to my mom talk shop constantly, my job as “The Points … [Read More...] about ‘The Points Daughter’ Tells All!

Self-Care in a Pandemic: A Possible Silver Lining

It is really difficult to wrap your head around a silver lining when there is so much suffering across the world right now. Not only are people sick and dying in record numbers, but there is … [Read More...] about Self-Care in a Pandemic: A Possible Silver Lining

New ‘Community Build Back’ Program Aims “to Enable Families to Stay in their Homes”

Program will Assist Westchester Residents Facing Homelessness Due To The Covid-19 Pandemic In an effort to stabilize communities and families in the County impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, … [Read More...] about New ‘Community Build Back’ Program Aims “to Enable Families to Stay in their Homes”

Westchester County Announces Grant Initiative of $10 Million in Funding to Local Businesses, Nonprofits

Westchester County Executive George Latimer today announced a $10 million funding initiative to support small businesses and nonprofits facing challenges due to COVID-19. Westchester County Business … [Read More...] about Westchester County Announces Grant Initiative of $10 Million in Funding to Local Businesses, Nonprofits

Vaccinations for the Flu Available Soon at Open Door Family Medical Centers

Deemed Especially Vital During COVID-19 Since March, many of us have been consumed, rightfully so, by the Covid-19 pandemic. Months later, the virus continues to dictate our lives. But, as … [Read More...] about Vaccinations for the Flu Available Soon at Open Door Family Medical Centers

Opportunity to Support ‘Backpacks to School,’ an Annual Initiative of The Sharing Shelf

The Sharing Shelf plans to fill at least 1,500 backpacks and seeks to raise $45,000 for this project. Each summer, The Sharing Shelf organizes its “Backpacks to School” initiative to buy … [Read More...] about Opportunity to Support ‘Backpacks to School,’ an Annual Initiative of The Sharing Shelf

Excitement Building for the Chappaqua Summer Sidewalk Sale, July 22-25

'Shop Local Shop Safe' Campaign Theme Launching too in Time for the Chappaqua Summer Sidewalk Sale For me, the song “It’s the most wonderful time of the year” is synonymous to the … [Read More...] about Excitement Building for the Chappaqua Summer Sidewalk Sale, July 22-25

Field Hall Announces Summer Grants with Focus on Helping Vulnerable Seniors and their Caregivers

The Field Hall Foundation announces $240,000 in new grants. $190,000 has been awarded through its Summer 2020 grant cycle, and will be used to pilot, support and/or expand programs focused on … [Read More...] about Field Hall Announces Summer Grants with Focus on Helping Vulnerable Seniors and their Caregivers

Chappaqua’s David Shimer Explains Why he Wrote “Rigged” and the Potential for Election Interference

This month, I had the pleasure of catching up with Chappaqua’s David Shimer, the author of the new and much heralded book Rigged: America, Russia, and One Hundred Years of Covert Electoral … [Read More...] about Chappaqua’s David Shimer Explains Why he Wrote “Rigged” and the Potential for Election Interference

Inspiring Freshmen Create Camps for Middle Schoolers Stuck at Home

By Krissh Bhargava "I spent literally days and days and days and days playing Dungeons & Dragons, and that led me to a sense of strategy which was then, of course, very helpful … [Read More...] about Inspiring Freshmen Create Camps for Middle Schoolers Stuck at Home

County’s 9/11 Ceremony to Take Place 3 p.m. at Kensico Dam Plaza in Valhalla–and Livestreamed

News Release from the office of the Westchester County Executive: "In a solemn ceremony like never before at Kensico Dam Plaza in Valhalla, Westchester County will pay tribute to those lost during … [Read More...] about County’s 9/11 Ceremony to Take Place 3 p.m. at Kensico Dam Plaza in Valhalla–and Livestreamed

Town of New Castle Invitation to a 2020 9/11 Virtual Memorial Ceremony

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Town of New Castle announced it will be holding its 9/11 memorial ceremony … [Read More...] about Town of New Castle Invitation to a 2020 9/11 Virtual Memorial Ceremony

Congresswoman Nita Lowey to Be Honored at HHREC Virtual Annual Benefit: October 29

Guest Speaker Derek Black, Godson of David Duke, to Discuss his Journey Away from a White Nationalist Movement Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center Virtual Annual Benefit: Moving … [Read More...] about Congresswoman Nita Lowey to Be Honored at HHREC Virtual Annual Benefit: October 29

Kisco Park: A Neighborhood Straddling Chappaqua and Mount Kisco

Kisco Park is a much sought-after neighborhood encompassing the best of Chappaqua and Mount Kisco. It is a quiet and friendly neighborhood that is close to town and shopping, yet is also quite bucolic and close to nature as well. Kisco Park lies within the Chappaqua school district with a Mount Kisco PO. Kisco Park […]

Hardscrabble Lake: A Dream Neighborhood for Families

The Gilet Family has called the Hardscrabble Lake neighborhood home for more than six years. Anthony Gilet, a radiologist, Nikole Ostrov-Gilet, a gynecologist and children Dylan, age 9 3/4 and Briella, age 6 1/2 enjoy everything Hardscrabble Lake has to offer. Moving from Manhattan, the family was looking for a town that was convenient to […]

Wrights Mill: New Appeal for an Old Section of Town

The Wrights Mill neighborhood has a storied past dating back to the American Revolution. Thomas Wright, for whom the area is named, owned property and operated a mill in North Castle. Major Andre, who worked as a spy with Benedict Arnold, was captured in Tarrytown and held in a barn at Wright’s mill. A plaque […]

Why This Multi-Generational Family Calls Chappaqua Ridge Home

The Patel family has called Chappaqua Ridge home since 1982. The family consists of Rohit, an endodontist, Kalindi, a retired child psychologist and their children Amrita, a dentist who works with her father Rohit, Kavita, who holds a Masters in Public Health and Ved, a biomedical engineer with Topcon in New Jersey. The close-knit family […]

Joan Drive: A Cul-De-Sac Where Families Can Thrive

Located on a quiet cul-de-sac, Joan Drive is a wonderful street to raise a family. It was one of the original postwar developments of Stuart L. Bradley who also created Bradley Farms and Quaker Village. Joan Drive is home to the Seltzer family. Emily, who works in talent acquisition, Eric, an attorney and their children […]