This cycle I’ve tried something new for the back-to school issue. In my short time as Inside Press publisher, I’ve come across many incredibly smart, talented, and successful alumni from our school districts. I decided to focus on an alumnus whose accomplishments I thought were worth … [Read More...] about Class Acts
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New Beginnings at The Kittle House Inn: Meet the Krase Family
Since 1790, the Kittle House has been a mainstay of the Chappaqua community serving as a cherished landmark and symbol of Chappaqua’s enduring allure. The historic Kittle House is now in the … [Read More...] about New Beginnings at The Kittle House Inn: Meet the Krase Family
From Byram to Broadway: Catching up with Byram Hills Alum Tom Kitt
It’s the day after the 2025 Tony Awards, and I have the distinct pleasure to Zoom with Tony-, Emmy-, Grammy- and Pulitzer-winner, the uber-hyphenated (singer/songwriter/composer/lyricist/musical … [Read More...] about From Byram to Broadway: Catching up with Byram Hills Alum Tom Kitt
Ali Ewoldt, Pleasantville’s Groundbreaking Performer
The spark that would impassion a young Ali Ewoldt to perform in musicals was ignited in her hometown of Pleasantville. As a child walking from Bedford Road Elementary School to see high school … [Read More...] about Ali Ewoldt, Pleasantville’s Groundbreaking Performer
Scaling Back Smartphones through OK to Delay
How a group of parents in Chappaqua and Armonk are fighting against smartphones and social media for their community’s young teens When Chappaqua resident Mark Kornblau’s oldest … [Read More...] about Scaling Back Smartphones through OK to Delay
The Nicholas Center: Open Minds – Open Hearts
What do you do when the school bus stops coming? This was the question posed by three Co-Founders of The Nicholas Center (TNC). The non-profit offers innovative programs and services that allow … [Read More...] about The Nicholas Center: Open Minds – Open Hearts
Lunch? Again?! A Parent’s Guide to Surviving the School Year
It’s back to school season, which can only mean one thing: you’ve been promoted to Head Chef on the lunch shift five days a week for the next nine months! I can actually hear your … [Read More...] about Lunch? Again?! A Parent’s Guide to Surviving the School Year
The Changing Landscape of College Admissions
By the time this magazine lands in your mailbox, ambitious rising high school seniors will have spent the summer working on completing their Common App essay. Launched in 2019 to streamline the … [Read More...] about The Changing Landscape of College Admissions
LocalLive Partners With NBC to Bring Improved Local High School Sports Coverage
There’s an exciting new development this fall sports season for LocalLive Networks and the school districts that are signed up to receive the service. For the 2025-26 academic year, the … [Read More...] about LocalLive Partners With NBC to Bring Improved Local High School Sports Coverage
The Pleasantville Farmer’s Market: A Taste of Integrity, A Touch of Home
Each Saturday morning in the fall, the heart of Pleasantville radiates with life as farmers, food makers, neighbors, and foodies who travel from miles away, gather in the village’s Memorial … [Read More...] about The Pleasantville Farmer’s Market: A Taste of Integrity, A Touch of Home
New Playground Sparks Joy at Roselle Park
Zoe wasn’t walking across the cherished grounds of Roselle Park as her mom tried to keep up. She was doing the kind of sprint kids do when there’s something exciting afoot. That was … [Read More...] about New Playground Sparks Joy at Roselle Park
The Common Circles Educational Traveling Exhibit
"I am more in love with the people around me genuinely... talking to people and having connections, it makes me so much happier. School is much more fun now." –Rye Country Day School Student As … [Read More...] about The Common Circles Educational Traveling Exhibit
Local Vet with a Global Heart
Helping others comes naturally to Dr. Rick Germano. Whether in the U.S. or abroad, the dedicated veterinarian is making life better and healthier for animals. “I receive personal satisfaction in … [Read More...] about Local Vet with a Global Heart
Design Consultants to Be Hired as New Castle Moves ChapLine Forward
The Town of New Castle is soon expected to select a consultant that will begin the design of the long-awaited ChapLine, a proposed 1.7-mile trail for pedestrians and bicyclists extending from … [Read More...] about Design Consultants to Be Hired as New Castle Moves ChapLine Forward
Pleasant Grooming: Where Every Dog is Family
As man’s best friend, dogs have a special place in our hearts and always will. They’re not just pets, but cherished family members. There isn’t much in the world that we won’t … [Read More...] about Pleasant Grooming: Where Every Dog is Family
Falling for Local Wineries
For insight into winemaking, the fall, with its many harvests and “crush-related” activities, makes an excellent time to visit Hudson Valley Wineries. But before you go, a few brief tips … [Read More...] about Falling for Local Wineries
How Do You Like Them Apples?
Nothing says fall like apple picking as the leaves turn orange and the temperature cools. With autumn eagerly approaching, now’s the perfect time to plan a visit to one of the many festive … [Read More...] about How Do You Like Them Apples?
Remembering Maggie Mae, Chappaqua’s Canine Journalist
Maggie Mae, a black and white toy “Parti” Poodle, much-loved member of the Chappaqua community, and longtime and recurring Maggie Mae Pup Reporter columnist for Inside Press passed away on … [Read More...] about Remembering Maggie Mae, Chappaqua’s Canine Journalist
Happenings
Books, Beloved Authors, and Bubbles: Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival Returns
On Saturday, September 27th, the town of Chappaqua will once again transform into a storybook scene as the Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival (CCBF) returns for a celebration of storytelling unlike any other, bringing over 165 award-winning and bestselling authors and illustrators to meet … [Read More...] about Books, Beloved Authors, and Bubbles: Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival Returns
Armonk Has Heart
The streets of Armonk are about to get a little more heart! The Armonk Outdoor Art Show, with support from the Armonk Chamber of Commerce and the Town of North Castle, is excited to announce Armonk Has Heart–a brand-new public art initiative bringing vibrant creativity and community spirit to town … [Read More...] about Armonk Has Heart
Where Caring Meets Cooking … Local Restaurateurs Give Back at “Feed Me Fresh: An Edible Evening”
For 21 years, the Mount Kisco Child Care Center (MKCCC) has brought the community together through its annual “Feed Me Fresh: An Edible Evening” event. The fundraiser unites families, friends, and local restaurants through celebrating the importance of supporting early childhood … [Read More...] about Where Caring Meets Cooking … Local Restaurateurs Give Back at “Feed Me Fresh: An Edible Evening”
Rooted in Westchester: Join the Commemoration of the Revolution at REV FEST 250
Get your breeches and bustles ready – Rooted in Westchester: REV FEST 250 is coming to Westchester County! As the nation reflects on the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, Westchester County will host REV FEST 250 - a free, immersive weekend experience at Croton Point Park in New … [Read More...] about Rooted in Westchester: Join the Commemoration of the Revolution at REV FEST 250
Portraits and Profiles
What book from your childhood had the strongest impact on you?
Marc E. Childs “Curious George Goes to the Hospital serves as a reminder to me of the innocence and vulnerability of children and our momentous responsibility to protect them.” Marc E. Childs, MD is a retired Pediatrician at MKMG/Caremount, former Associate Professor of Pediatrics at … [Read More...] about What book from your childhood had the strongest impact on you?
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Helping Kids Develop Healthy Habits: A Pediatrician’s Tips for Parents
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Insights from an Oral Surgeon: What You Should Know About Wisdom Teeth
Beyond the Basics: Understanding the Role and Risks of Wisdom Teeth As oral health milestones go, the arrival–or removal–of wisdom teeth is one many of us will encounter. These third molars typically … [Read More...] about Insights from an Oral Surgeon: What You Should Know About Wisdom Teeth
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