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The Divine

March 5, 2017 by The Inside Press

Gary Sapolin’s images are informed by his years of study and practice of Eastern spiritual traditions, and supported by his 20 years of working as a professional photographer in New York City.

His landscapes have been selected for numerous juried exhibitions and are collected by individuals as well as institutions. In his artistic process, Sapolin is inspired by a feeling of connection with the divine presence in nature and the physical world.

He writes, “There is sublime beauty in even the most ordinary object and profound mystery in all that is knowable and unknown. I hope that my photographs communicate a small taste of this beauty and mystery.”

Follow Gary Sapolin’s work via Instagram:
Landscape photography: @landphotog
Architectural photography: @garysapolin

Filed Under: Worth a Thousand Words Tagged With: architectural photography, Art, Gary Sapolin, landscape photography, photography

Political Activist Group “Left of Main Street” to Host March 3 Forum on Role of the Media in Trump’s America

February 27, 2017 by The Inside Press

Chappaqua, New York–The Chappaqua-based group, Left of Main Street, will host a round table panel discussion “Separating Fact From Fiction in Trump’s America” on March 3, 2017 from 7-9 p.m. The discussion will be held in the Assembly Room at Chappaqua’s Town Hall located at: 200 S. Greeley Avenue, Chappaqua.

Participating in the discussion are journalists from television and print media, including: Kristen Prata Browde former anchor at CBS News, Helen Jonsen former TV journalist at Fox 5 and WPIX 11, Peter Katz former producer, editor and Washington Bureau Chief at ABC News, and Kate Stone Lombardi a regular contributor to the NY Times.  Chappaqua’s own, Grace Bennett, Publisher and Editor of The Inside Press, will moderate the discussion.

The influence of politically biased news on the outcome of the election will be examined as well as the role consumers play in the media. “A free and fact based press is essential for an informed and free society” said Cynthia Ware Metcalf, Co-Founder of Left of Main Street. “As consumers of news, it’s important to understand that we must hold the media accountable to report fact based news.”

Founded by Chappaqua residents Ann Styles Brochstein and Cynthia Ware Metcalf, Left of Main Street advocates for progressive issues and candidates nationwide. You can follow their activities on Facebook, Twitter @LeftOfMainSt, Instagram, and at www.LeftOfMainStreet.com.

 

Filed Under: Happenings Tagged With: Consumer of News, Fake News, Left of Main Street, Media, Media Forum, Media Panel, News Reader, The Inside Press, Trump, Trump's America

Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center Statement on Refugees

February 9, 2017 by The Inside Press

The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center, in keeping with its mission of teaching the lessons of the Holocaust, is impelled to speak out about the issues underlying our nation’s response to the refugee crisis.

We can never forget the consequences to millions of Jews who were unable to escape from Nazism. Their fate was determined in part by the refusal of free nations, including the United States, to accept them. Underlying this refusal were anti-Semitism and xenophobia, as well as national security and economic fears. This helped to empower a movement that was catastrophic for the entire world.

Today there are many legitimate refugees fleeing from the criminal and genocidal acts of ISIS and Assad. We understand and agree with the importance of defending our vital national security interests; however, we believe that there is a moral imperative to protect legitimate refugees regardless of their national or religious origins.

OUR MISSION

The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center is a not-for-profit organization serving Westchester County and surrounding areas. Our mission is to enhance the teaching and learning of the lessons of the Holocaust to support the right of people to be treated with dignity and respect.

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First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out-
Because I was not a Socialist.

Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out-
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.

Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out-
Because I was not a Jew.

Then they came for me-
and there was no one left to speak for me.

-Pastor Martin Niemoller

Filed Under: Westchester Tagged With: holocaust, Holocaust and Human Rights, refugees

Chappaqua’s Thoughtful ‘Robochaps’ Move into Semi Finals!

February 7, 2017 by The Inside Press

Our Robochaps Team (L-R): Coach Ajay Dhanawade, Neel Roy (5th grade), Arnav Roy (7th grade), Aniruddh Dhanawade (7th grade), Rohan Malik (6th grade), Ellie Slive (6th grade), Jordan Zeiger (6th grade), Benjamin Millerman (5th grade), Daniel Stankiewicz(6th grade), Arjun Dayal (8th grade), Coach Rajeev Malik

An ‘Animal Allies’ Topic for the Group’s Robotic Project Work Brings the Team Closer to the Finish Line

Editor’s Note:  Congratulations to the amazing Chappaqua ‘Robochaps’ for their robotics projects and a recent exciting tournament win that moves them into a semi-final competition!  Here, a note from the participants to Inside Chappaqua:

“We are a group of 5th to 8th graders from Chappaqua, NY who are participating in the FLL. The FLL or First Lego League is an organization where kids from 4th to 8th grade build robots and projects based on a particular topic. This year’s topic is ‘Animal Allies’ (see link below to read more about the project) where we have to find a way to help animals and humans coexist peacefully. We chose coyotes as our project as it is local and affects our residents. Our team won the Sleepy Hollow tournament championship and are moving on to the semifinal with other Hudson Valley FLL teams.”

Animal Allies Brochure 

 

Filed Under: New Castle News Tagged With: Chappaqua, Chappaqua Central School District, Chappaqua Schools, Robochaps, robotics, Students

120 Support “Food Chains” at the Burns

December 1, 2016 by The Inside Press

Carola, Catalina Cruz from the Governor’s office, and Mary Weiss, Board member, Chappaqua
Carola, Catalina Cruz from the Governor’s office, and Mary Weiss, Board member, Chappaqua

More than 120 supporters and Friends of Neighbors Link, gathered recently to view the film “Food Chains,” at the Jacob Burns Film Center. Members of Latin Links hold this annual event that uses film to inform and educate the public around issues that impacts our daily lives as told through the immigrant experience. “Food Chains” is the award-winning documentary film exposé about an intrepid group of Florida farm workers and their battle to defeat the $4 trillion global supermarket industry through the ingenious Fair Food program, to improve working conditions for farm laborers in the United States.

Taylored Menus, based in Pleasantville, prepared Latin-themed appetizers – empanadas, popusas, and tiny tacos, and Neighbors Link’s client leaders prepared Latin-themed desserts, including the ever popular flan, for the post screening reception.

For more information visit www.neighborslink.org

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Judy Murphy, Sleepy Hollow (co-chair, Latin Links), Carola Bracco, Kathy Colby (co-chair, Latin Links), Chappaqua
Judy Murphy, Sleepy Hollow (co-chair, Latin Links), Carola Bracco, Kathy Colby (co-chair, Latin Links), Chappaqua
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Luisa Granda, NL Director of Programs, Pleasantville and Sindy Fedida, Armonk
Wendy Seraphin, Bedford and Nancy Strong, Armonk (Friends)
Wendy Seraphin, Bedford and Nancy Strong, Armonk (Friends)

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Filed Under: Happenings Tagged With: Burns Center, Documentary, Food, Food Chains Documentary, Showing

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