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A Roaring Good Time at the Fol-De-Rol Beach Bopping Dad Memories Family Filmmakers THE MAGAZINE FOR NORTH CASTLE & BEYOND | THEINSIDEPRESS.C0M | JUNE 2019 A Roaring Good Time at the Fol-De-Rol Wonders of Wampus Pond The Perfect Prom Summer’s Third Thursdays ARMONK | $4,750,000 Stunning shingle style estate set on manicured private property with pool, pool house and tennis court. Located in a premier neighborhood just minutes to town, this custom-built home was designed with an open flow, perfect for grand scale entertaining and warm family gatherings! Listing Agent, Lauren Goldenberg The #1 Family-Owned Real Estate Company in the Northeast 130 Offices Recognized as the #1 Brokerage Over 4,000 Sales Associates by Leading Real Estate Over $11 Billion Residential Sales Companies of the World 9 States - CT, FL, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT 387 MAIN STREET | ARMONK | NY 10504 | 914.273.3074 ARMONK | $2,795,000 Lisa Koh ARMONK | $2,749,000 The Costa Looney Team This magnificent lakefront estate is a haven of Distinctive Stone Colonial perfectly situated on a elegance and tranquility on 7 glorious acres! private professionally landscaped acre! ARMONK | $2,489,000 Grace LoBello MOUNT KISCO | $2,395,000 Schuler & Goldenberg Stunning home to-be-built by luxury builder. Have Stunning, light filled, shingle & stone colonial with your own builder? Buy land with approved plans! lush lawns, decorated to perfection! The #1 Family-Owned Real Estate Company in the Northeast 130 Offices Recognized as the #1 Brokerage Over 4,000 Sales Associates by Leading Real Estate Over $11 Billion Residential Sales Companies of the World 9 States - CT, FL, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT 387 MAIN STREET | ARMONK | NY 10504 | 914.273.3074 ARMONK | $1,995,000 Angela Schuler ARMONK | $1,749,000 Stacey Sporn Welcoming wrap-around front & side porches greet Nantucket shingle style home built with quality you at this custom-built Cedar Shake Colonial. construction & French influenced interior details! ARMONK | $1,670,000 Carol Beck & Susan Slotnick ARMONK | $1,669,000 The Del Vecchio Scarano Team Frank Lloyd Wright inspired home that blends Own a waterfront oasis in Windmill Farms on North nature & architecture. It’s the perfect retreat! Lake with a bright & open floor plan! The #1 Family-Owned Real Estate Company in the Northeast 130 Offices Recognized as the #1 Brokerage Over 4,000 Sales Associates by Leading Real Estate Over $11 Billion Residential Sales Companies of the World 9 States - CT, FL, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT 387 MAIN STREET | ARMONK | NY 10504 | 914.273.3074 ARMONK | $1,589,000 Lisa Koh BEDFORD | $1,550,000 The Del Vecchio Scarano Team Brick Colonial with lovely curb appeal & beautifully Meticulously well designed Colonial home offers landscaped property bordering protected land. the perfect blend of craftsmanship & comfort! ARMONK | $1,325,000 Stacey Sporn BEDFORD | $1,289,000 Stacey Sporn Spacious 1930’s Stone Manor home in the heart of Center Hall Colonial in a private gated estate setting Whippoorwill with estate like property! perfect for entertaining friends & family! ARMONK | $1,265,000 Stacee Massoni BEDFORD | $1,250,000 Michael Neeley This Luxurious Colonial captures it all - Custom built home on private park-like land. Walls of maintenance free living coupled with prime location. glass bring views of nature to every room! The #1 Family-Owned Real Estate Company in the Northeast 130 Offices Recognized as the #1 Brokerage Over 4,000 Sales Associates by Leading Real Estate Over $11 Billion Residential Sales Companies of the World 9 States - CT, FL, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT 387 MAIN STREET | ARMONK | NY 10504 | 914.273.3074 ARMONK | $1,100,000 ARMONK | $1,047,000 ARMONK | $999,000 Angela Schuler Grace LoBello Grace LoBello Set on scenic acres of privacy, sprawling Lovely home located in Windmill Complete stylish renovation with open lawns & majestic evergreen trees! Farms, perfect for entertaining! concept, and white modern kitchen! ARMONK | $990,000 ARMONK | $875,000 ARMONK | $849,000 Stacee Massoni Donna Gordon Lisa Koh This unique home has a great layout A balanced blend of refined and This Country Home is brimming with to meet the needs of today’s lifestyles. modern with just a dash of charm! potential to be your dream come true! ARMONK | $825,000 ARMONK | $795,000 ARMONK | $699,000 Michael Neeley Grace LoBello Andrea Hoolan Impeccably maintained, move-in ready Fabulous stylish renovation of this Live the lifestyle of Windmill Farms in country contemporary with cottage! Raised Ranch. Perfect for easy living! this sun filled home! The #1 Family-Owned Real Estate Company in the Northeast 130 Offices Recognized as the #1 Brokerage Over 4,000 Sales Associates by Leading Real Estate Over $11 Billion Residential Sales Companies of the World 9 States - CT, FL, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT 387 MAIN STREET | ARMONK | NY 10504 | 914.273.3074 10 THE MAGAZINE FOR NORTH CASTLE & BEYOND | THEINSIDEPRESS.COM JUNE 2019 in the know 4 Play and Explore 30 It’s Prom Time BY STACEY PFEFFER BY ELLA ILAN features gotta have arts 6 Third Thursdays 18 Westchester Collaborative Theater cover story BY JULIA BIALEK BY ELLA ILAN 8 The “Macy”: Briarcliff’s Hidden Gem 24 The Joy of School Theater 21| The Making of the BY DAVID PROPPER Fol-De-Rol BY JENNIFER SABIN POLIK BY AMY KELLEY 10 Beach Bopping BY SHAUNA LEVY sponsor wisdom June 2019 | Volume 16, Number 3 14 Exploring the Beauty of Wampus Pond 19 ‘Ready, Willing and Able’ at the Sheptin BY CHRISTINE PASQUERALLE Tutoring Group THE MAGAZINE FOR NEW CASTLE & BEYOND | THEINSIDEPRESS.C0M 21 The Making of the Fol-De-Rol Publisher & Editor-in-Chief BY AMY KELLEY GRACE BENNETT etcetera Editor 25 The Kunhardts: A Family of Filmmakers STACEY PFEFFER 32 Remembering My Dad BY RONNI DIAMONDSTEIN BY MARLENE KERN FISCHER Advertising Manager CAROLINE ROSENGARDEN Celebrating Women at the Ossining Art Director 28 LISA SAMKOFF Children’s Center Web Design BY HOWARD MILBERT RYAN SMITH, RICK WATERS Accounts Manager ANALIA BOLTUCH WHAT IS Gilda’s Club Enjoying your free copy? 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For more information, rates and advertising calendar, go to ___________________________________________________ P.O. Box 643 www.theinsidepress.com Gift From: Millwood, NY 10546 General Counsel: Brian Hand ___________________________________________________ © 2019 All rights reserved. Printed in the USA. Reproduction of any portion is prohibited without permission by the publisher. JUNE 2019 | INSIDE ARMONK | 03 know “Playin the and Explore” s crazy as June is with graduations, recitals and getting all my kids ready for camp, I absolutely love it. There is an aura of anticipation and excitement for all the summer adventures in store. Whether you plan on venturing abroad this summer or enjoying the beautiful beaches dotting our lovely county, I am Apleased to offer our readers many articles in this issue that touch upon the theme of “Play and Explore.” When you step out of your comfort zone, life is more enriching. I distinctly remember one of my first summer memories when I was six years old. That summer my family headed up to Monticello, a town in the Catskills to a bungalow colony. It was a hot summer and my mother was seven months pregnant with my little sister. As a young girl growing up on a two-way street in Queens, I didn’t have much freedom. My mother was always worried about the traffic and as a result I spent a lot of time in my fenced in backyard. But ahhh, in the Catskills I was free to roam the grounds of the bungalow colony. I remember picking blueberries with friends and “hunting” for tadpoles with a plastic beach bucket. It was exhilarating and definitely out of my comfort zone. What I wish for everyone is to be inspired by the articles in this issue is to get out of their comfort zone, play and explore- from Shauna Levy’s beach bopping article to Christine Pasqueralle’s piece on the beauty of Wampus Pond, there’s something in here for everyone.
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