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Warming up to Winter Family Entertainment Honoring Our Veterans Feeding Westchester at ChappPac THE MAGAZINE FOR NORTH CASTLE & BEYOND | THEINSIDEPRESS.C0M | WINTER 2018/2019 Warming Up to Winter Why We Love Local Book Clubs Time for ‘Hour Children’ Byram Hills Award Recipients We couldn’t care more. MORE TECHNOLOGY Unique to William Raveis, Raveis365 is revolutionizing the way agents conduct their business. One single suite of tools seamlessly integrated to help our agents respond to clients and collaborate in real-time through the power of the cloud, whenever and wherever they are. 387 MAIN STREET | ARMONK | NY 10504 | 914.273.3074 ARMONK | $4,800,000 Lauren Goldenberg Sequestered on nearly 3 acres of fenced property with a gated entry, this magnificent stone residence offers a stunning setting for entertaining or relaxing. Truly special home offering tremendous value. ARMONK | $2,949,000 Stacey Sporn For the buyer with class and sophistication this home is for you! This spectacular 6 bedroom custom-built clapboard estate sits graciously behind a gated entrance on 11 acres in the heart of Conyers Farm. 134 Offices Recognized Top Luxury Brokerage by RAVEIS.COM Over 4,000 Sales Associates Leading Real Estate The #1 Family-Owned Real Estate Company in the Northeast Over $10 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 | $1,770,000 Carol Beck/Susan Slotnick ARMONK | $1,595,000 Nancy Perito Contemporary with dramatic architecture is in per- Come see how much this home has to offer! Both fect balance with nature overlooking Gifford Lake inside & out, this home stands above the rest! ARMONK | $1,500,000 Athena Kelly Miles ARMONK | $1,399,000 Stacee Massoni Meticulously maintained 1930’s Whippoorwill stone Close to town, this spacious Adirondack-style home colonial with heated pool and tennis court. is the perfect secluded retreat! 134 Offices Recognized Top Luxury Brokerage by RAVEIS.COM Over 4,000 Sales Associates Leading Real Estate The #1 Family-Owned Real Estate Company in the Northeast Over $10 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 | $1,190,000 The Costa Looney Team PLEASANTVILLE | $1,125,000 Stacey Sporn Stunning and recently renovated home situated on Welcome to The Estates! This home is situated in a five beautifully landscaped private acres. perfect “Ride your bike” neighborhood. ARMONK | $999,000 Stacy Miller/Stacee Massoni ARMONK | $840,000 Stacey Sporn Live a carefree lifestyle, in this 4 bd town home in This Colonial on flat level land awaits your TLC! On the exclusive gated community of Cider Mill. a cul-de-sac with park-like private backyard. THORNWOOD | $799,000 Varvara/Schuler ARMONK | $775,000 Lisa Koh Welcome to this sun-filled, open flow home set on Location, location, location. Nestled in the heart of 1.5 beautiful level acres in the Byram Hills SD. Whippoorwill. Easy one level living. 134 Offices Recognized Top Luxury Brokerage by RAVEIS.COM Over 4,000 Sales Associates Leading Real Estate The #1 Family-Owned Real Estate Company in the Northeast Over $10 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 Happy Holidays Wishing you a oyous holiday season and happiness throughout the New Year. LS HESS Vice resident Business Development lexander Bardani aney arvara Nancy Rossi Ramirez llison Coviello eanne Looney Patricia Delecchio ngela Schuler ohn Scialdone Robyn Eckhaus Beryl inceuerra Keith Levey Robin Lechner Cal ramer Keri Cipriano Sandra Scarano Carol Beck Lauren oldenberg Stacee Massoni Claudia Costa Lisa oh Stacy Miller Diane reedman Lucille Liang Stacey Sporn Donna ordon Marilyn Hupfeld Susan Slotnick Nancy erito 38 MN SREE | RMN, N 154 | 14.7.74 THE MAGAZINE FOR NORTH CASTLE & BEYOND | THEINSIDEPRESS.COM Who is ‘Hour Children?’’ WINTER 2018/2019 11| in the know 30 Friendships Forged at Local Book Clubs 4 Creating Winter Warmth BY ANNA YOUNG BY STACEY PFEFFER inside thoughts features 14 How Nelson Mandela Inspires 11 Who is ‘Hour Children?’ a Generation BY SHAUNA LEVY BY JULIA BIALEK 18 Fine Arts & Family Fun at ChappPac BY ELLA ILAN happenings 20 Honoring 14 Resident Veterans 28 Byram Hills Science Award BY GRACE BENNETT & Cum Laude Society cover story 22 30th Anniversary Event Celebrates 29 High School Athletes Heading to 08| Wintry Spotlight Feeding Westchester Division One Universities on Wampus Brook BY STACEY PFEFFER Park & Supporting the 24 In the Aftermath of the Tree of Life etcetera Synagogue Shooting Westchester Land Trust BY STACEY PFEFFER 32 Community Warmth and Bonding on Snow Days PHOTO BY STEVE HILLEBRAND 26 A Community’s Passionate Rally BY DAN LEVITZ for Armando Rojas sponsor wisdom BY DEBRA HAND 6 Health News and Advice from the Experts at White Plains Hospital Winter 2018-19 Volume 15, Number 6 Enjoying your free copy? 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Editorial or Press Release Submissions: please email: [email protected] ____________________________________________ Advertising Inquires: please email: [email protected] P.O. Box 643 For more information, rates and advertising calendar, go to www.theinsidepress.com Gift From: General Counsel: Brian Hand ____________________________________________ Millwood, NY 10546 © 2018 All rights reserved. Printed in the USA. Reproduction of any portion is prohibited without permission by the publisher. WINTER 2018/2019 | INSIDE ARMONK | 03 know Creatingin the Winter Warmth ast winter was one of the coldest and yesterday, my neighbor on the cul-de-sac invites snowiest on record. It was also the my kids and I over for a playdate. The kids get L winter that I was on an endless pursuit busy to work on crafts and us moms get busy for a warm winter coat as I was house training imbibing a nice glass of wine while the snow a new puppy and seemed to be outdoors for picks up. That morning while I was on my “bread an ungodly amount of time. As I am of short and milk” run before the snowy Armageddon hit stature and particularly picky us, I asked her if she needed any groceries too. about my sartorial choices, I finally If there’s anything I learned after living here for found my coat at the end of the seven years is that we have to help each other season and instead looked for out if we are going to survive the long winter. other ways to warm my heart and soul during that relentless winter. And help we do…just perusing through Face- book last night there were several messages As I look out my window while about the MetroNorth schedules and which writing this column, snow has blanketed my roads/highways to avoid (practically all!). After backyard and beautiful icicles are forming spending admittedly too much time on social on my pine trees. It is the first snowfall of the media, I put my Iphone down and curled up with season and my kids couldn’t be happier. Me? a good book. As a source said in Anna Young’s Not so much…I have to wrap up this edition article about local book clubs – “There’s nothing and was hoping to finalize it instead of having a like having a cup of tea with your book with the dreaded snow day. fireplace going. It’s perfect.” I couldn’t agree more. It’s the best antidote to a cold winter night. But as I’m leafing through the pages herein, I come across Dan Levitz’s beautiful essay Wishing you a holiday season filled with warmth, on how winters actually help with communi- ty and family bonding. And I wholeheartedly agree. With an unanticipated early dismissal 04 | INSIDE ARMONK | WINTER 2018/2019 OUR DOCTORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. To make an appointment with a White Plains Hospital Medical & Wellness provides comprehensive care for the entire family, physician call: 914-849-7900 conveniently located in the heart of Armonk. Expert physicians in Primary Care, Pediatrics, OB/ Shalini Bobra, MD Stephanie Casper, Kira Geraci- MS, RD Ciardullo, MD GYN, and multiple specialties including Allergy & Cardiology Registered Dietitian Allergy & Immunology, Cardiology, Endocrinology, Neurology, Immunology: Adult / Pediatric Orthopedics and Rheumatology offer personalized service for patients and family members.
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