The writer is Leadership Council Chair for the American Cancer Society in Westchester and Rockland.
The event will give residents an opportunity to chat with the county police officers who patrol the village.
Check out all the participating restaurants that will offer three-course prix fixe lunches and dinners in Chappaqua.
Winter is almost over in Chappaqua, we promise. Get ready to move your clocks ahead.
They're most concerned about Indian Point and the Algonquin natural gas pipeline.
The Westchester Jewish Council announced the recipients of the 2018 Julian Y. Bernstein Distinguished Service Awards.
The Benefit Shop Foundation will host an auction on February 21st.
The 38th Annual Volunteer Spirit Awards gala will be held during National Volunteer Week.
He's one of five men recently elected to the Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley board of directors.
Considering sewer service for the hamlet also means exploring future land use, development, and zoning changes.
A small fire broke out at the home of Bill and Hillary Clinton in Chappaqua on Wednesday.
Here's how to find out how to pick your donation destinations wisely.
UJA-Federation of New York volunteers pack food items while teaching kids about giving back.
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New Castle instituted a groundbreaking plastic bag ban this year. Now the company that picks up recyclables in town is adding its own.
Chappaqua author Amy Silverstein discusses friends' healing support during her second heart transplant at UJA-Federation event.
A tree, a utility pole - downed wires.
Winston Restaurant in Mount Kisco helped Hudson Valley-based BluePath Service Dogs celebrate its 1st anniversary.
Get the application in by Dec. 5 and then get the ballot back pronto — the vote is Dec. 12.
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The honorees range from World War II heroes in their 90's to combatants who served in Iraq.
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Temple Beth El Early Childhood Center in Chappaqua joined Pajama Program to offer at-risk children clean pajamas and a bedtime story.
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The evening raised more than $700K.
The Bristal Assisted Living at Armonk celebrates resident’s 100th birthday.
Children from fifth grade Girl Scouts Troop 2139 and eighth grade Girl Scouts Troop 1204 joined seniors at The Bristal for the event.
The event is sponsored by the Bedford Presbyterian Church with all proceeds going to the Pantry.
Hospice of Westchester recently hosted 16th annual “In Celebration” Gala Cocktail Reception, featuring special guest speaker Stone Phillips
Of 1,000 books collected at the NYDAR state conference, 659 were donated by the Polly Cooper Chapter.
Grab a 3-course dinner for $32.95 or 3-course lunches for $22.95.
Pick up cards, do something nice, then leave a card in your wake.
Support Hurricane Harvey relief by purchasing raffle tickets at the Great Chappaqua Bake Sale.
Authors include Rosemary Wells, Victoria Kann, Stephen Savage and many more. Enjoy food trucks and a family fun area.
Here are the details about the detour and the timing.
Chappaqua and Mount Kisco residents have more than a few places to sample fine coffee.
UJA-Federation of New York’s Northern Westchester Women learn about challenges, programs, and services.
The summit coincided with the UN General Assembly and provided society leaders to continue driving global climate action.
A Chappaqua golfer raise over $150,00 dollars for educational programs at the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk.
The NSDAR is open to all women, ages 18 and older, who have a direct line to a Patriot who served in the American Revolution.