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PRIDE and GRATITUDE from Our Family to Yours LOCAL Music TASTY TREATS FITNESS THE MAGAZINE FOR NEW CASTLE & BEYOND | THEINSIDEPRESS.C0M | WINTER 2016/2017 PRIDE AND GRATITUDE from our family to yours... ‘Our Best Days are Sena Baron, Susan Biggar, Jean Cameron-Smith, Elise Cooper, Still Ahead of Us.’ Deanna Dammers, Cindy Glynn, Amanda Goldberg, Bonnie Golub, Ellen Grollman, Jenny Harris, Lori Hoffman, Ted Holmes, Suzette Kraus, Lori Lerner, Stacy Levey, Dawn Lindenberg, Joanne Milch, Helene Miller, Lisa Murakami, Theresa Pondok, Danae Richards, Carmel Riggs, Jonathan Russell, Susan Shopkorn, Harmony Stern, Jill Thau, & Alli Tugendhaft. Thank you for a Wonderful 2016! HILLARY Warm Messages to Susan Myers (pages 52-55) Associate Broker & Senior Sales Manager Downtown Development Healing Wounded Warriors 75 NORTH GREELEY AVENUE | CHAPPAQUA | NY 10514 | 914.238.0505 Caring for Caregivers DE Inside Chappaqua - Miller Team Dec_Layout 1 11/11/16 10:20 AM Page 1 A perfect gift for the holidays... Introducing Stacy’s New Luxury Property A selection of Stacy’s Deluxe Properties (we’ll even throw in the bow) Chappaqua 651 King Street $2,998,000 Gorgeous new Colonial filled with high-end finishes. Fabulous kitchen open to family room. Luxurious master suite. Full finished walk-out lower level. Pool site. Prime location. Chappaqua $1,995,000 Stacy Levey Chappaqua $1,575,000 Stacy Levey Enchanting estate, beautiful & spacious Smart, sophisticated Colonial, great kitchen & interior, stunning property, pool, greenhouse bath, luxury master suite, in-ground pool A HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND ALL YEAR ROUND Chappaqua | $2,275,000 | Surrounded by impeccable stone walls this custom designed home is situated on a cul-de-sac in one of Chappaqua’s most sought after locations. Resplendent with quality craftsmanship, elegance and functional design, no detail has been overlooked in this 5-bedroom, 5.1-bath Colonial with pool, patio, deck and 3 finished levels. Suited to today’s modern lifestyle, the many amenities include: a gracious 2-story entry hall, coffered ceilings, arched doorways, custom millwork and built-ins, 3 fireplaces, designer kitchen and baths, radiant heated floors in foyer and master spa-like bathroom, spectacularly landscaped pool, spa, gardens, flat play yard, outdoor poolside shower and 3-car heated garage. This very special offering is suitable for formal entertaining, intimate and casual living. New above-ground oil tanks. Web# 4645645 Chappaqua $1,199,000 Stacy Levey Chappaqua $1,949,000 Stacy Levey Traditional Colonial, custom built-ins, walk-out Sensational Colonial with elegant rooms, high lower level, 1.4 acres on quiet cul-de-sac end finishes, gourmet kitchen, very private THE MILLER-GOLDENBERG TEAM at Douglas Elliman Real Estate VICTORIA (TORY) MILLER DEBRA GOLDENBERG Licensed Real Estate Salesperson Licensed Real Estate Salesperson C: 646.220.5321 C: 914.656.3287 [email protected] [email protected] 75 NORTH GREELEY AVENUE | CHAPPAQUA | NY 10514 | 914.238.0505 75 NORTH GREELEY AVENUE | CHAPPAQUA | NY 10514 | 914.238.0505 KNOWN GLOBALLY. LOVED LOCALLY. 101 KING STREET,CHAPPAQUA, NY 10514. 914.238.3988. © 2016 DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE. ALL MATERIAL PRESENTED HEREIN IS INTENDED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. WHILE, THIS INFORMATION IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT, IT IS REPRESENTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGES OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL PROPERTY INFORMATION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO SQUARE FOOTAGE, ROOM COUNT, NUMBER OF BEDROOMS AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN PROPERTY LISTINGS SHOULD BE VERIFIED BY YOUR OWN ATTORNEY, ARCHITECT OR ZONING EXPERT. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY. Introducing Cindy’s New Luxury Property Mount Kisco 55 Taylor Road $2,295,000 Elegant new construction to be built in sought after Lawrence Farms East, 4600 square feet Colonial. On level park-like property with probable pool site and top of the line appointments. Chappaqua Schools. 75 NORTH GREELEY AVENUE | CHAPPAQUA | NY 10514 | 914.238.0505 Introducing Solds by Sena in under 90 days inside THE MAGAZINE FOR NEW CASTLE & BEYOND | THEINSIDEPRESS.COM WINTER 2016/2017 9 | streetscape plans just between us happenings 30 *Youth Volunteer Fair 6 Expressions *Judy Collins for Mental Health BY GRACE BENNETT Chappaqua SOLD Chappaqua SOLD 43 Empty Bowls Surprise Classic Center Hall Colonial in Immaculate Colonial located in BY KELLY LEONARD cul-de-sac neighborhood Random Farms with skyline views features spotlights 7 ‘Thank You’ Art BY ARI BENNETT 34 A Fitness Journey BY ANDREW VITELLI 45-55 9 A Vision for Downtown BY MATT SMITH Hillary’s Best 36 Holiday Cheer at Sunshine BY HEATHER SKOLNICK COVER PHOTO BY CHAD KRAUS 13 Rockin’ in Chappaqua & Armonk www.chadkraus.com BY MARIANNE CAMPOLONGO 37 Urgent Care at WPH BY ANDREW VITELLI 17 Too Much Screen Time BY MARIANNE CAMPOLONGO 38 Sweet Treats BY MATT SMITH Chappaqua SOLD Mount SOLD Mount SOLD 23 Greeley’s Youngest Publisher Beautifully renovated impeccably Kisco Stunning views abound from every room Kisco Majestic charming turn-of-the century BY BRIAN DONNELLY maintained Center Hall Colonial in this dramatic Contemporary home vintage Victorian Colonial with updates 40 Kids Couture BY DEBORAH NOTIS LOCAL 25 How Dr. Singer Heals Soldiers 13| BY STACEY PFEFFER Music 42 More Than A Gym BY MATT SMITH 26 Marian Hamilton’s Caring Touch BY DEBORAH NOTIS 26|Caring for Caregivers book excerpt 32 Students for Human Rights BY STACEY PFEFFER 20 Ms. Murphy’s Makeover continues on next page 75 NORTH GREELEY AVENUE | CHAPPAQUA | NY 10514 | 914.238.0505 Winter 2016/2017 | INSIDE CHAPPAQUA | 03 inside hillary’s best 51 Chappaqua Flash Mob! BY DEBRA HAND 45-47 Home Stretch Coverage: · All Star Lineup · Westchester Airport Welcome 52-55 ‘Our Heartfelt · Voting Day Messages to Hillary Clinton’ BY CHAD KRAUS Benefitting the Chappaqua Summer Scholarship Program 48 *Election Watch at Kittle House *Katy Perry Concert in Philly FLASH MOB BY GRACE BENNETT etcetera PHOTO BY JEANNE MUNCHNIK 49 Millennial Gratitude 56 Post-Election Stress BY LINDSAY HAND BY JODI BARETZ 50 What We Tell Our Kids BY BETH BESEN Enjoying your free copy? Winter 2016/2017 To help support us,consider a Volume 13, Number 6 HOLIDAY GIFT THE MAGAZINE FOR NEW CASTLE & BEYOND | THEINSIDEPRESS.C0M SUBSCRIPTION! Publisher & Editor-In-Chief GRACE BENNETT Editor Art Director Publisher Associate ANDREW VITELLI LISA SAMKOFF CAROLINE ROSENGARDEN Web Design Accounts Manager General Counsel | Supporting The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation LOVE ART RYAN SMITH, RICK WATERS ILENE AMIEL BRIAN HAND 10 discoveries great 6 Issues (1-YEAR) of THE MAGAZINE FOR NORTH CASTLE & BEYOND | INSIDEPRESS.C0M | NOVEMBER 2016 The Allure of Smith Tavern 11/7 HGHS SPELLING BEE 11/13 Chappaqua Cares: Empty Bowls Inside Armonk or Inside Chappaqua for $24 each or $36 for both THE MAGAZINE FOR NEW CASTLE & BEYOND | INSIDEPRESS.C0M | NOVEMBER 2016 If Our Neighbor (shipping & handling included) Mailing address: Inside Chappaqua, Becomes President: Seven Girls Weigh In PO Box 643, Millwood Road, NY 10546 Airport Ease in WESTCHESTER “MEET” CHOOSE YOUR PUBLICATION(S) 914-238-2600 Chamber’s Stacy Wilder Telephone: Inside ARMONK Protecting Our Children CVAC to the RESCUE Inside Armonk is not responsible for and does not endorse any advertisers, products or 11/17-19 HGHS Theatre’s ‘Into the Woods’ 11/19 Chappaqua Orchestra ‘Story Concert with Paul Shaffer’ Inside CHAPPAQUA resources referenced in advertisements appearing in this publication. 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Millwood, NY 10546 Reproduction of any portion is prohibited without permission by the publisher. www.ICDjewelry.com • [email protected] Holiday Hours - Open Sundays 04 | INSIDE CHAPPAQUA | Winter 2016/2017 just us between Expressions t this juncture, I respectfully extend my congratula- A tions to our new president elect. My heart and mind, however (as is true for the vast majority of her neighbors and friends), are squarely with Hillary Clinton in apprecia- tion of her exemplary spirit and hard fought campaign and its unwavering message of ‘love trumps hate,’ and her conviction that we all indeed are ‘stronger together.’ For years now, as a small, hometown publisher, I have enthu- siastically supported the voice and vision of our two-time Senator, Secretary of State, and neighbor. Over the last year, as time and Pretoria, August 2012 resources permitted, I was so excited to citizens registered their collective voice as to the preferred follow her historical candidate,
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