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Grab a stick and some 8. New Castle Master Plan Discussions in marshmallows and see how some New Castle families Progress; Greyston Foundation Honors discovered the Great Outdoors. By Joe Giannettino Chappaqua’s John Tolomer. 22. Do I Smell Smoke? 10. Best Biz Advice from Is there anything better than a perfectly seasoned Shark Tank’s Barbara Corcoran and smoked rack of ribs? Stephen Barron A take-no-prisoners but on target Corcoran offers up shares his tips for summer barbeque success. wise business pointers to a tickled “Growth 2.0” audi- ence at Westchester Community College. 24. Running the Gauntlet By Grace Bennett Dan Levitz may not have a long commute, but a lot sure can happen driving along King Street before his 12. Brainstorming Solutions to End Distracted coffee gets cold. Driving; A Low Cost Divorce Workshop via “Second Saturday” 26. The Joke’s IN You You may be able to take a joke, but can you tell one? In and Around Town Learn how to make people laugh…and overcome 14. Discovering the Chappaqua Library’s joke amnesia from the best in the business, “Teen Zone” Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling. 18. Inside Greeley’s Science Research Program 28. Care and Feeding of a Chappaqua Dad Where some of the “best and the brightest” What do guys really want? A completely unscientific shine through. By Amanda H. Cronin guide to turning your guy into a happy zombie. By Ian Karr 33. Advertisers at a Glance 30. And the Oscar goes to…Chappaqua! As the summer blockbuster season gets into Subscribe Now to: full swing, check out how some of them got Inside Chappaqua, their start right here in New Castle. By Mark Bomback and/or Inside Armonk The Magazines for New Castle, North Castle and Beyond 32. Put Me In, Coach! Voluntary subscriptions are most welcome, or a subscription is a great present idea for Have you ever considered coaching a team? an elderly parent, a neighbor who is moving or for your graduating high school student Eric Kratz looks back at his 14 years or any college student who may enjoy keeping up with hometown stories. helping kids learn to love the game. SIX Issues of either Inside Chappaqua or Inside Armonk Cover Photo by Todd Shapera for $24 each; subscribe to both editions for $36 www.toddshapera.com (includes shipping and handling) (L-R): Contributors Joe Giannettino, Dan Levitz, Send this form with your payment to: Mark Bomback, Stephen Barron and Inside Press, Inc. P.O. Box 643, Millwood, NY 10546 Jackie “The Jokeman” Martling. Seated: Guest Editor Ian Karr. Choose your publication(s)! Contributor Eric Kratz was regrettably unavailable for the shoot; we hope everyone enjoys his “end note” Recipient Address: column on lessons of athletic coaching in this issue. The dads and Inside Chappaqua thank John Crabtree, Glenn Vogt, and the entire staff at Crabtree’s Kittle House for permission to photograph the guys inside the beautiful Tap Room. Gift From: June 2014 Inside Chappaqua 3 GUEST EDITOR A New View of New Castle By Ian Karr daunted. While writing is a big part that we are practically walking dis- of my job as a Director at IKA Collec- tance from some of New York’s most tive, I hadn’t tackled anything with a beautiful and enjoyable outdoor activi- table of contents since college. Grace ties. Eric Kratz’s article on coaching has covered hundreds of topics over reminded me how dedicated we are, as the years and I wondered how I could a town, to instilling in our kids a pas- come up with something fresh. Espe- sion for sports, fitness and teamwork. cially after growing somewhat jaded Mark Bomback’s essay on moving here about our town. from Hollywood and Stephen Bar- ron’s tips on how to cook the perfect Like most things that take you out rack of Texas-style ribs reminded me of your comfort zone, I found the that Chappaqua attracts transplants process of editing this issue incredibly from all over the country…and that we eye-opening and rewarding. have incredible talent here. And Dan Levitz’s interesting take on his envi- I thought of my friends in different able commute reminded me that a lot ways…as potential authors. Who had can happen in a short trip through our an interesting voice? Who could actu- quaint little town. ally write? Who would be able to meet a deadline? They say a good friend will I also had fun asking my radio help you move, but a best friend will partner, Jackie Martling, to offer up help you move a body. I can now add tips on joke telling. It really is an art, that a great friend will allow you to and he’s the best in the world. In the When you live in a town as long as edit their work.
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