While many districts have cut back on capital projects as a result of operating under the state tax cap, Chappaqua school officials plan to continue the district’s bold renovation program that began in 2014. Board of Education President Warren Messner
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur and Arthur Cusano After more than a decade of review and legal entanglements, Chappaqua Crossing developer Summit/Greenfield was granted site plan approval Wednesday night by the New Castle Planning Board for the retail portion of the mixed
Read MoreA few years ago when Dr. Michael Bergstein was watching his children play lacrosse, he received the inspiration to rekindle his own athletic exploits. As it turned out, Bergstein, a high school swimmer, just didn’t end up going to the
Read MoreIt’s been an unusual holiday season, as warmer than average temperatures haven’t made it seem like Christmas is approaching. Then for the first time, online sales surpassed brick-and-mortar retail sales on Black Friday weekend, a trend expected to become the
Read MoreThere may be those who subscribe to the theory that conventional bookstores are outdated. Laura Scott Schaefer sees it a little differently. A few months ago, the Briarcliff Manor resident kept on hearing the clamor for a local place where
Read MoreThe tragedy of losing 20 children and six faculty members at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. on Dec. 14, 2012, was the kind of seminal moment where many people remember where they were when they first heard the
Read MoreFor the past six years the KenKen tournament run by Robert Fuhrer at the Chappaqua Public Library has been a can’t-miss event for local puzzle enthusiasts and numbers lovers. Sunday’s renewal of the tournament, which was won for the third
Read MoreIn the living room of Marvelle Gilbert’s Chappaqua house, there are photos of her late husband, Paul, in his Army uniform during World War II and of the young couple shortly after they were married in 1945. But there is
Read MoreRecounting the story of Christmas with a meaningful and entertaining message can be a serious challenge, even for a church. For the second consecutive year, Grace Baptist Church in Chappaqua hopes to capture the message of the holiday not only
Read MoreFor the past two months singer-songwriter Dar Williams has crisscrossed North America promoting her album “Emerald.” But no matter how busy her schedule may be, Williams makes sure to find time to entertain her fans back home. This Saturday night
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