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NOW SERVING NEW CASTLE Town Officials Sworn in by Bill Clinton TEEN CIVIL Expat Families: Welcome! RIGHTS TRIP Need Coffee? THE MAGAZINE FOR NEW CASTLE & BEYOND | THEINSIDEPRESS.C0M | MARCH/APRIL 2018 NOW SERVING NEW CASTLE Town Officials Sworn in by Bill Clinton 15-Year Anniversary Edition Are You Ready for Camp? Historical Heroines of New Castle MARCH/APRIL 2018 | INSIDE CHAPPAQUA | 00 Thank you Chappaqua for making us #1 Office that listed more homes Office that sold over $119 million Office where the best begins 75 N O R T H GRE ELE Y A VEN UE | CHA PPA QUA | N Y 10514 | 914.238.0505 CHAPPAQUA | $2,195,000 Stacy Levey CHAPPAQUA | $1,579,000 Cindy Glynn New Colonial with pool site in prime location. Classic Details, striking architectural elements and excep- thoughtful design with beautiful finishes. tional quality define this magnificent home. CHAPPAQUA | $1,335,000 Sena Baron CHAPPAQUA | $1,175,000 Sena Baron Storybook renovation of this classic colonial with Charming upscale Adirondack mini-estate meets guest cottage on expansive park-like property. country farmhouse colonial privately tucked away. CHAPPAQUA | $968,000 Stacy Levey CHAPPAQUA | $659,000 Bonnie Golub Lovingly maintained and spacious colonial sweetly Prewar light-filled colonial in the heart of Chap- set on an acre of divinely landscaped property. paqua lovingly maintained in pristine condition. TOP LUXURY BROKER AWARD Recognized as the Top Luxury Brokerage by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, representing 565 premier real estate firms, and 130,000 sales associates in over 65 countries. We couldn’t be more proud. 75 NORTH GREELEY AVENUE | CHAPPAQUA | NY 10514 | 914.238.0505 CHAPPAQUA | $2,275,000 Sena Baron CHAPPAQUA | $1,765,000 Sena Baron Captivating Whippoorwill colonial nestled on park- Timeless style & modern amenities merge flawless- like property with in-ground pool and spa. ly to create this impeccable captivating home. CHAPPAQUA | $1,365,000 Susan Biggar CHAPPAQUA | $1,175,000 Harmony Stern This beautiful Chappaqua gem with open layout If you’re looking for comfort, convenience and style combines timeless details and modern conveniences. this 4 bedroom Colonial is perfect for you. MILLWOOD | $1,149,000 Cindy Glynn CHAPPAQUA | $859,000 Bonnie Golub Exquisite, light filled farmhouse colonial, situated Traditional colonial on private property with on idyllic, private park-like 2.6 acres. screened porch, deck, in-ground pool and spa. TOP LUXURY BROKER AWARD Recognized as the Top Luxury Brokerage by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, representing 565 premier real estate firms, and 130,000 sales associates in over 65 countries. We couldn’t be more proud. 75 NORTH GREELEY AVENUE | CHAPPAQUA | NY 10514 | 914.238.0505 Congratulations To Our 2017 Award Winners WR Platinum Club Member Top 1 in the Company ena Baron Chairman’s Elite Club Top 7 in the Company Cindy Glynn Stacy Levey Ted Holmes usan Biggar ean Cameron-mith Chairman’s Club Predent’s Club Top 10 in the Company Top 15 in the Company Bonnie Golub Hayes Hopple ennifer Harris Harmony tern 75 NO. GREELEY AVENUE, CHAPPAQUA, NY 10514 914.238.0505 CHAPPAQUA | $2,150,000 Ellen Grollman CHAPPAQUA | $2,100,000 Sena Baron Elegant yet inviting, designed for grand entertaining as Stunning executive center hall colonial, completely well as everyday living, this sensational colonial is a gem. & luxuriously renovated in Lawrence Farms East. CHAPPAQUA | $1,429,000 Cindy Glynn CHAPPAQUA | $1,289,000 Cindy Glynn Pristine Random Farms center hall colonial with Light-filled with an open floor plan, this inviting open floor plan on spectacular park-like property. home is sure to please the most discerning buyer. MILLWOOD | $839,000 Bonnie Golub CHAPPAQUA | $749,000 Bonnie Golub Double cul-de-sac location, this beautiful home sits Intown delight! Sun-filled prewar colonial with on useable wooded property close to all. nooks and crannies and private back yard. TOP LUXURY BROKER AWARD Recognized as the Top Luxury Brokerage by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, representing 565 premier real estate firms, and 130,000 sales associates in over 65 countries. We couldn’t be more proud. 75 NORTH GREELEY AVENUE | CHAPPAQUA | NY 10514 | 914.238.0505 BRIARCLIFF MANOR | $1,299,000 Suzette Kraus CHAPPAQUA | $1,235,000 Sena Baron Beautifully appointed classic colonial on private cul- Grand entertaining, elegant living & luxurious everyday de-sac, close to downtown shops and train. enjoyment in this finely crafted center hall Colonial. CHAPPAQUA | $1,190,000 Sena Baron CHAPPAQUA | $1,149,000 Sena Baron Vintage charm with modern day renovations and Located in prestigious Whippoorwill neighborhood amenities characterize this quintessential colonial. this home offers light filled living space. CHAPPAQUA | $969,000 Sena Baron MOUNT KISCO | $515,000 Edward ‘Ted’ Holmes Sun-filled easy-living home with traditional layout A great value with low taxes in a cul-de-sac neigh- and crisp curb appeal in move-in condition. borhood, with natural setting on level property. TOP LUXURY BROKER AWARD Recognized as the Top Luxury Brokerage by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, representing 565 premier real estate firms, and 130,000 sales associates in over 65 countries. We couldn’t be more proud. 75 NORTH GREELEY AVENUE | CHAPPAQUA | NY 10514 | 914.238.0505 Chappaqua | $1,899,000 Bonnie Golub Flooded with light this prestigious Whippoorwill area colonial is enhanced by incredible views. Chappaqua | $1,875,000 Sena Baron Majestic colonial with over 5,000 SF of luxury living on country road close to town and train. TOP LUXURY BROKER AWARD Recognized as the Top Luxury Brokerage by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World, representing 565 premier real estate firms, and 130,000 sales associates in over 65 countries. We couldn’t be more proud. 75 NORTH GREELEY AVENUE | CHAPPAQUA | NY 10514 | 914.238.0505 15| THE MAGAZINE FOR NEW CASTLE & BEYOND | THEINSIDEPRESS.COM Teens take Civil Rights Trip MARCH/APRIL 2018 just between us community 8 A Necessary Focus 32 A Greeley Team Boost for ‘Swim BY GRACE BENNETT Team’ 41 Chappaqua’s Historic Women in the know BY DANA Y. WU 10 Celebrating Spring in the Castles BY STACEY PFEFFER lifestyles with our cover story sponsors features 43 ICD Heaven 27| A New Beginning BY STACEY PFEFFER BYJESSIE GREENSTEIN, 12 Robert Rauch’s ‘Ultimate’ Goal! HGHS Class of 2021 BY ANDREW VITELLI 44 Celebrating 45 Years at Club Fit COVER PHOTO BY BY AMY KELLEY HANNAH ROSENBERG, HGHS Class of 2019 15 A Civil Rights Trip BY ARI SILVER 45 Think Fit for Kids Update (L-R): Town Justice Noah Sorkin, Town BY DANA Y. WU Councilwoman Lisa Katz, President Bill Clinton, Town Councilwoman Ivy Pool 18 Getting Mindful with Jodi Baretz ‘Strong Start in 2018’ and Town Supervisor Robert Greenstein BY BETTINA PROBER BY SCOTT M. KAHAN 20 Camp Fair Pointers 46 ‘Meet’ Tanya Tochner at ROCKS BY SHAUNA LEVY by Jolie B. Ray BY SHAUNA LEVY 24 What Changes in 15 Years BY AMY KELLEY 47 Inside Dodd’s Wine Shop in Millwood 30 Local Joe: Independent & BY JANIE ROSMAN Delicious BY AMY KELLEY on the net P H 33 The Expat Experience: O T Welcome to the Neighborhood! 22 A Summary Roundup from O B BY STACEY PFEFFER Y TheInsidePress.com R O B E 20| Camp Fairs 37 Greeley’s ‘Friends of Foster Care’ RT F LE BY (its Founder!) ELLA SMITH ISHER etcetera 39 Acquiring Lifelong Survival Skills 48 From Sump Pumps BY PAMELA BROWN to Sandwiches... BY DAN LEVITZ MARCH/APRIL 2018 | INSIDE CHAPPAQUA | 05 CHAPPAQUA SCHOOL FOUNDATION 24th Annual APRIL272018 7:00 PM Landscaping Inc. Sleepy Hollow Country Club Join your friends and neighbors for a casual evening sup- porting our schools featuring a showcase of CSF grants in action, a fabulous silent auction, great food and drinks. Your Spring Benefit ticket also provides you with an all-access pass to Spring Madness, more than a month of discounts and special offers from participating local mer- chants and restaurants. 24 YEARS OF SUPPORTING EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE AND INNOVATION THE CHAPPAQUA SCHOOL FOUNDATION Enhances the education of Chappaqua’s students by fostering innovation and funding meaningful initiatives beyond the scope of the school budget. CSF empowers our teachers, faculty, parents and students to make their educational ingenuity a reality in our schools. We have funded hundreds of educational grants for tech- nology, equipment and materials, investing in every grade, every school and every subject area in our District. In doing so, CSF connects our educators’ creativity, imagination and dedication with community support, engagement and investment. The generous support of our community makes the work of the Chappaqua School Foundation possible and for that we thank you. Exciting CSF funded grants Elementary School: Maker Space, Fourth Grade Learning Commons, Book Packs, Breakout EDU Middle School: Curious Inventor Coding Blocks, Digital Design and Build Microscopes, Indoor Hydroponics, Tiny House Project High School: Women in STEAM Art , Greeley iLab, Your Outdoor World Language Lab, Greeley Maker Space Living Space 914-762-5188 To learn more about our grants, make a donation or purchase tickets to our Spring Benefit, please visit our website at: gomeslandscapinginc.com www.chappaquaschoolfoundation.org Every School - Every Grade - Every Student 06 | INSIDE CHAPPAQUA | MARCH/APRIL 2018 OUR DOCTORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. To make an appointment with a physician call: 914-849-7900 White Plains Hospital Medical & Wellness provides comprehensive care for the entire family, Shalini Bobra, MD Stephanie Casper, Kira Geraci- conveniently located in the heart of Armonk. MS, RD Ciardullo, MD Cardiology Registered Dietitian Allergy & Immunology: Expert physicians and staff in Primary Care, Adult / Pediatric Pediatrics, OB/GYN, and multiple specialties including Allergy & Immunology, Cardiology and Paul Fragner, MD Jeffrey Jacobson, MD Zsolt Kulcsar, DO Endocrinology offer personalized service for patients Orthopedic Plastic Surgery; Rheumatology Surgery; Hand Hand Surgery and family members.
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