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Meet Chappaqua’s Very Own Comedy Kids

Mini Crusaders Fighting Cancer One Joke at a Time It all started during a rainy day recess at Roaring Brook Elementary School last year. Max Chwatko and Alex Travin, two third grade classmates were … [Read More...]

Annual HHREC Gala to Honor Paul Elliot and Grace Bennett on Thursday, October 26

Grace Bennett, a Chappaqua resident and publisher of two publications, Inside Chappaqua and Inside Armonk magazines, and Paul Elliot, a Rye resident and Founder of ELCO Management an investment … [Read More...]

All About the Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival on October 14!

Notes from the Festival's Founder! For one glorious day each fall, authors, readers and their families flock to downtown Chappaqua for the Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival (CCBF). Founded by a … [Read More...]

Beloved Literary Duo: The Van Fleets Life as a Two-Author Family

Tucked behind a main street in Chappaqua is a curved road where nature and homes appear whimsical as in stories. The house behind a tree with gnarled branches is where children’s authors Mara and Matt … [Read More...]

How Barbara Dee Strikes a ‘Just Right’ Note for Middle Schoolers

Chappaqua author Barbara Dee has her finger on the pulse of older kids, and she knows what they are thinking about. For more than a decade Dee’s popular books for middle-grade students have been on … [Read More...]

Thanks to CELF: A New Generation of Students and Teachers Go Green

A group of more than 60 teachers from across the U.S. were huddled around tables tackling the issue of climate change in small groups in a simulation exercise. Divided into groups representing the … [Read More...]

Where is This? Answers on Page…

Editor’s Note: Think you know the nooks and crannies of your town? See how many of these images you can identify. Joseph Fleisher, a rising sophomore at Horace Greeley High School, who has a passion … [Read More...]

Local Faces Campaign Emphasizes Positivity, Loyalty and Shopping Local

A photo campaign this summer is intended to help spread positivity, loyalty and shopping local in our community. Culminating in a gallery exhibit, the campaign aims to connect residents of the … [Read More...]

Full Steam Ahead for STREETSCAPE

A groundbreaking ceremony took place earlier this summer celebrating the launch of Streetscape – an ambitious Town of New Castle construction project intended to fix and enhance sidewalks, … [Read More...]

Feed Me Fresh: Eve of Culinary Delights on September 16 to Benefit MKCCC Scholarship Funds

Ivanna Farms in Bedford Corners will be the beautiful and bucolic setting for Mount Kisco Child Care Center’s (MKCCC) 13th annual Feed Me Fresh: An Edible Evening benefit on Saturday, September 16, … [Read More...]

Friends of Karen School Supply Drive Helps Families With Children Battling Cancer

While back to school shopping is in full swing for most families this time of year, it is a difficult time of year for families with children battling cancer, or another life-threatening illness. … [Read More...]

Abigail Pogrebin to Speak at Temple Beth El

On Saturday, September 16 at 5 p.m. at Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester, Abigail Pogrebin will be the featured speaker for the Selichot service that precedes the Jewish High Holidays. Ms. … [Read More...]

A Growing Event-and $60,000 Raised

An amazing 130 swimmers (an increase of 40 people since last year and the biggest group of swimmers yet) raised approximately $60,000 for cancer research and support–and donations continue to come in! … [Read More...]

Supporting ‘The Perfect Spot’ at MKCCC’s Feed Me Fresh Gala Fundraiser

Article and Photos by Grace Bennett Bedford Hills, September 16--In the warm and bucolic setting of gorgeous Ivanna Farms, a spectacular … [Read More...]

100 Years of Women’s Suffrage in New York State with a “Party in Greeley’s Garden”

2017 marks the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage in New York State. New York State awarded this right to women three years before the 19th … [Read More...]

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 Westchester's work in spreading awareness and removing the … [Read More...]

In Two Key Ceremonies, Vets Honored During Chappaqua’s Memorial Day Parade

By Justin Ellick Despite the rain on Monday, visitors and residents of Chappaqua gathered with great anticipation and excitement along King Street … [Read More...]

Assemblyman Buchwald on the NTSB Meeting to Determine the Cause of 2015 Valhalla Train Crash

July 25, 2017 --The National Transportation Safety Board met today to determine the probable cause of the February 3, 2015 Train and Car Collision at … [Read More...]

Groundbreaking Ceremony for Chappaqua’s Streetscape Project: JULY 13

Per the Town of New Castle: All are invited to attend a Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Chappaqua Infrastructure and Streetscape Project. It will … [Read More...]

Middle Schooler’s Bar Mitzvah Project Raises $18,000 for Northern Westchester Hospital Breast Cancer Support

Ben Goldenberg, an incoming 8th grader at Seven Bridges Middle School in Chappaqua raised $18,000 for the Bruce and Andrea Yablon Cancer Health and … [Read More...]

Northern Westchester Hospital Receives CEO Cancer Gold StandardTM Re-Accreditation for 2017

Fifth Year Hospital Recognized for Commitment to Fighting Cancer in the Workplace Mt. Kisco, New York (June 15, 2017) — Northern Westchester Hospital … [Read More...]

The Byram Hills Preschool Association Rolls Out the Welcome Mat for Preschoolers and Parents

How do you spell “welcome”? If you’re from Armonk, chances are you eschew the conventional w-e-l-c-o-m-e spelling in favor of B-H-P-A ... yes, the Byram Hills Preschool Association (BHPA) is the … [Read More...]

A Trio of Family Fun “Must Dos” on Sunday September 17 at Wampus Brook Park

This year’s ever popular Cider and Donut Festival and Jamie’s 5K Run for Love are joining hands again with the Byram Hills Preschool Association (BHPA) Carnival for a day of unbeatable family fun. Be … [Read More...]

The Right Path: Best Bike Trails Nearby

a leisurely ride or challenging trails, there are a number of bike paths around Armonk or Chappaqua that make for a fun outdoor weekend activity. There seems to be something for everyone along the … [Read More...]

Get Ready for the 56th Annual Armonk Outdoor Art Show!

New This Year: More Activities, Food and Drink “All as Fresh as the Art!” Saturday & Sunday, September 23 & September 24 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Rain or Shine 205 Business Park Drive, … [Read More...]

White Plains Jazz Fest: A Fun-Filled Festival for Jazz Aficionados and Music Lovers of All Ages

By Amanda Kraus There’s good news for Westchester-based jazz lovers who may not be able to trek to New Orleans for Jazz Fest this year. This September, Westchester residents can simply take a quick … [Read More...]

High Holiday Recipes Featuring the Best of Fall’s Bounty

COMPILED BY AREA SYNAGOGUES Fall ushers in the high holidays of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year 5778 and Yom Kippur known as the Day of Atonement when many Jews typically fast. But the Jewish New … [Read More...]

Where is This? Answers on…

Editor’s Note: Can you name this picture? Joseph Fleisher, a rising sophomore at Horace Greeley High School, who has a passion for photography, set out to find interesting objects and places unique to … [Read More...]

Remembering ‘Back to School’ Days

Six years ago this month we moved to Chappaqua from the city two days before school started. We had wanted to move in the summertime but the house closing and Hurricane Irene had other plans for us. I was nervous that my city born and bred son would have trouble acclimating to a new school […]

Savor Each Page

Summer and the living is preparing residents and visitors alike for different fall downtown events and fundraisers both as official ‘media sponsor’ and/or as a community-friendly ‘hyperlocal’ and merchant supported/reader coveted pub. We’re ‘all over the net’ too at theinsidepress.com and largely on Facebook. Keeps us on our toes, especially while also gathering so many […]

Stronger New Castle: Browde, Markels, & Pool

For a Town You Love to Call Home Your vote for Stronger New Castle will bring experienced, detail-oriented managers to Town Hall, positioning our town for a resurgence and improved quality-of-life. We are running for Town Board because we love New Castle and know we can improve our future! We want to live in a […]

Team New Castle: Greenstein, Brodsky & Katz

Getting Things Done! We are a nonpartisan ticket. Supervisor Rob Greenstein and Councilwoman Lisa Katz are registered Democrats. Deputy Supervisor Adam Brodsky is unaffiliated. The New Castle Republican Party is endorsing us because they believe we are the best candidates for the town regardless of party. They are putting the interests of the residents and […]

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...]

White Plains Hospital Sun Safety Discussion

Hot and hazy summer days are upon us, so it was excellent timing for a team from White Plains Hospital, led by Dr. Anita Mannancheril, to be on hand … [Read More...]

Birthday and Mother’s Day Wishes for 107-year-old Bristal Resident: Marian Henry

Armonk, May 5--Marian Henry, on the occasion of her 107th birthday, was enveloped in love and good wishes from family, friends, staff and residents of … [Read More...]

Free Summer Evening Concerts in Armonk

Dates/Location July 8 • July 22 • August 5 • August 19 • September 9 • 8 PM Wampus Brook Park • Armonk, NY Free Admission Admission is free . . . … [Read More...]

“Physician Talks” Commence on Multiple Health Topics

Rachana Shukla, M.D., who provides a range of routine, preventive and primary care services for patients at White Plains Hospital Medical & … [Read More...]

Buchwald’s Election Law Update Benefits North Castle in Upcoming Special Election

The Town of North Castle is one of the first beneficiaries of a new law passed by State Assemblyman David Buchwald (D-Westchester) that reduces the … [Read More...]

Balancing the Scales in a Selfie World: March 20 at Byram Hills High School

Please come to the final Wellness Speaker Series event at BHHS in Armonk for the 2016/17 school year. Wellness_Flyer Balancing..March … [Read More...]

Dental Care Timeline for a Lifetime of Healthy Teeth

By Dr. Aki Shirakura Good oral hygiene is critical – especially for children. Following this basic timeline can insure a lifetime of healthy teeth! Baby Steps (0 – 6 mos) RELAX, no need to worry yet. Stop Teething Me! (6 mos – 1 year) As soon as that first tooth breaks through, time to start […]

Mindful and Compassionate Parenting and Communities

By Jeanette Sandor and Jan Fielder When it comes to creating a career, we usually get years of training. When it comes to creating a peaceful, happy life as parents, we get far less training. Much of our parenting is based upon personal experience which can oftentimes leave us feeling ill prepared or inadequate to […]

Back to College

By Scott M. Kahan CFP® It’s that time of year when summer draws to a close and your children are going back to or starting college for the first time. Often, families have figured out how to pay for the current year and put off planning how to pay for the next year. Well, if […]

A Local Healer’s Journey with Lyme Disease

By Sharon Okun After trying everything, Armonk Licensed Massage Therapist & Wellness Coach Sharon Okun says she researched and benefited from alternative healing modalities in her battle against Lyme. Here, in some answers to our questions, she shares her experience and resources. 1. When were you first diagnosed with Lyme Disease? I was accurately diagnosed at the […]