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Dancing With Wolves: How a Chappaqua resident is changing the world,one wolf at a time

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By Lindsay Hand

Werewolf? There wolf.

“There” being the Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) in South Salem. Chappaqua resident Deborah Heineman has been the Center’s executive director for about four years following stints as marketing director for major companies such as Readers Digest, Sotheby’s, and HBO. Always a dog lover, she found herself in a new and fascinating position.

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Quickie Love Stories from Around Town

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By Pamela Brown

Sarah and Gal: From Ashes to Happily Ever After
Sometimes it takes a tragic event and a year’s time for love to blossom. In 2004, after a house fire destroyed everything except the clothes on her back, lifelong Chappaqua resident Sarah David never imagined it would lead her to her future husband, Gal. Flash forward one year to 2005 when the family home was being re-built and Gal provided an estimate for garage doors. “When I first saw Gal, I was immediately attracted, but we were both there to do business. [Read more…] about Quickie Love Stories from Around Town

Walk the Red Carpet at “Purim Goes Hollywood, Take Three!”

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By Lori Sachare

Bet Torah Celebrates 20 Years of Tradition Led by Chappaqua’s Actor/Director Alynne Amkraut Krull

What do Bill Clinton and Elvis Presley have in common? Both have been the subjects of Bet Torah’s Purimspiels, plays which parody the story of Purim, in which the Jews in Ancient Persia are saved from a villain named Haman by a brave heroine, Esther. On Purim, the story is read from a scroll called a Megillah. The holiday calls for acts of charity and merrymaking, which is where the Purimspiels come in.

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