Thousands of people descended on Wampus Brook Park last weekend for the Armonk Lions Club’s 47th annual Fol-de-Rol, an early June fixture on the community’s calendar for decades. Many of the attendees who enjoyed the food, rides, games, vendors and
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The Old Mill Singers have changed quite a bit since they were established in 1970. Over the decades, there have been many new members, a new name (originally, they were The Phelps Arts Society) and now a new musical director
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Live music lovers, families and children will be delighted with the upcoming season at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, which is poised to serve up a smorgasbord of music genres. For years, Caramoor’s 80 acres of stunning grounds,
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After a run of beautiful weather, Saturday’s rain wasn’t exactly what the operators of Playland in Rye had in mind for the opening of the amusement park’s 95th season. But on the bright side there’s an entire summer to look
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Editor’s Note: Due to the forecast of heavy rain on Saturday afternoon, the organizers of the MultiCulture Fest announced late Thursday they have canceled the event. The Town of New Castle may appear to be a largely homogenous community from
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If you have a chance to stroll by any of Anne Bell’s paintings or drawings, the visitor is very much encouraged to use their imagination. Bell’s love of nature and her ability to use plants and flowers as symbols for
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Families will be thrilled at the upcoming annual Pleasantville Day and 5K Fun Run this Saturday. “There’s more kids’ activities this year than last year,” said Pleasantville Day Co-organizer Ben Serebin. “This day is a free, family oriented fair to
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The final act for the Pleasantville Music Festival’s Main Stage lineup has been announced: The Allman Betts Band. Led by Devon Allman, son of the late Gregg Allman, and Duane Betts, son of the Allman Brothers founding guitarist Dickey Betts),
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Manhattanville College dance students Jessica Bessler, Danielle Chu, Alexa Rivera and Paije Pasols, along with Professor/Program Director Shawn Bible, recently had the opportunity to develop an educational segment for the PBS program “Let’s Learn.” Professor Bible was approached to work
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In the Emmy Award-winning film “Twelve Angry Men,” the knife is the crucial murder weapon that determines the jury’s decision whether to convict. When a live production of “Twelve Angry Men” is performed on May 12 at Sing Sing Correctional
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