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Next Tuesday, members of the public will be able to watch a birthday commemoration for a former president and Chappaqua’s best-known resident. The Chappaqua Public Library will be hosting a virtual celebration on Aug. 3 at 7 p.m. of President
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After the pandemic forced senior centers and programs throughout the county to close or drastically limit their offerings, most are trying to slowly return to normal. During the past year the most pressing concern has been for older seniors living
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The Friends of the Chappaqua Library, a nonprofit organization and the fundraising arm of the library, has approved more than $60,000 to pay for new furniture and technology tools for the renovated Chappaqua Public Library, located at 195 S. Greeley
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Orchestra 914, formerly known as the Chappaqua Orchestra, last week announced the appointment of Russell Ger as its music director. Co-executive Directors David Restivo and Amy Harter are thrilled to begin working with Ger, whose artistic energy encompasses Orchestra 914’s
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It’s common for groups of adult friends to get together for a guys’ or a gals’ night out. A chance to enjoy one another’s company for a couple of hours after work or a long week. For seven Chappaqua dads, their
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By Morris Gut It was mid-afternoon, pre-Bastille Day, when I stopped in at Le Jardin Du Roi on King Street in Chappaqua. It had been quite a while since I ate there. Joe Quartararo and Christian Larsen have been operating...
When Elaine Auerbach entered the workforce in the 1960s, she didn’t envision herself being a trailblazer. She planned on working hard and furthering her career opportunities with the chance for advancement. But five years after being hired by Reader’s Digest
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The New Castle Town Board authorized Acting Supervisor Jeremy Saland to receive a prorated supervisor’s salary for as long as he remains in his current role. From June 16, when he took over from former supervisor Ivy Pool, until sometime
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After more than 60 years, the Chappaqua Orchestra is rebranding and will move its home base to Pleasantville for the start of the upcoming 2021-22 season. Co-executive Director David Restivo said the decision to call itself Orchestra 914 is to
Read moreAs many as 17 accusers have now stepped forward to level sexual abuse, harassment and exploitation charges for acts that occurred decades ago against a former Mount Kisco camp counselor and Boys & Girls Club employee. Bedford resident James Collins, 66,
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