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HouseLogic – 11 Ways to Create a Welcoming Front Entrance for Under $100

First impressions count — not just for your friends, relatives, and the UPS guy, but for yourself. Whether it’s on an urban stoop or a Victorian front porch, your front door and the area leading up to it should extend a warm welcome to all comers — and needn’t cost a bundle.  Read More>>>

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Chappaqua restaurants are looking out for you!

Chappaqua restaurants are looking out for you!  Kids eat free on Mondays at Quaker Hill Tavern and Chappaqua Tavern is running a 50% off special. Plus be sure to preview the book festival flavor Purple Pig Tales at Hall of Scoops. It’s yummy.

Visit the Chappaqua Millwood Chamber of Commerce Facebook Page for more Information:  https://www.facebook.com/chappchamber/timeline

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4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS

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We can’t think of anywhere better to spend the 4th of July than right here at home. After all, our region played quite a Revolutionary role, from Washington’s West Point post to Loyalist skirmishes in Westchester.

So stay home, fire up the grill and look up at the sky. Here’s when—and where—you can catch the rockets’ red glare north of New York City for Independence Day 2015:

WESTCHESTER COUNTY
Katonah | Caramoor | Dusk
Larchmont | Manor Park | Dusk
New Rochelle | Waterfront | 9:00pm
Ossining | Louis Engel Waterfront Park | Dusk (July 2)
Peekskill | Waterfront | 9:00pm
Rye | Playland | 9:15pm (July 3)
Sleepy Hollow | Riverfront | 9:00pm
Valhalla | Kensico Dam | 9:15pm (July 3)
White Plains | High School | Dusk (July 1)
Yonkers | Cross County Shopping Center | Dusk (July 2)
Yonkers | Waterfront | 9:15pm

FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Greenwich | Binney Park/Greenwich Point Park | 9:10/9:35pm (July 3)
Darien | High School | Gates open 6:30pm (July 3)
Rowayton | From a barge off Bayley Beach | 9:15pm
Stamford | Cummings Park/West Beach | 9:00pm (July 2)
New Canaan | Waveny Park | 9:00pm
Ridgefield | High School| Dusk

HUDSON VALLEY
Beacon | Memorial Park | Dusk
Brewster | 113 Independent Way | 9:30pm (July 3)
Carmel | Town of Kent | Dusk (July 3)
East Fishkill | East Fishkill Recreation Park | 9:15pm (July 3)
Germantown | Palatine Park | 9:30pm
Cold Spring | Dockside Park | Dusk
Poughkeepsie | Walkway Over the Hudson | Dusk

Private entry welcomes you into this bright Contemporary style home

222 South Greeley Avenue

CHAPPAQUA, NY

Private entry welcomes you into this bright Contemporary style home situated on lovely professionally landscaped 1.63 acre property. Located within the Pleasantville Schools District; enjoy both Pleasantville and Mount Pleasant Recreation, the convenience of Chappaqua Train Station and nearby shops and restaurants. Updated eat in kitchen, wood burning stove, oak hardwood floors throughout, each bedroom with its own full bath, new Andersen windows on side of house, new deck and recently paved road and driveway. Finished basement with a summer kitchen and full bath is ideal for au-pair or guests. Two car attached garage.


Horace Greeley High School Chappaqua presents its Senior Musical

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Horace Greeley High School presents its Senior Musical

Music and Lyrics by Laurence O’Keefe (Greeley grad!) and Nell Benjamin
Book by Heather Hach

Director: Chris Schraufnagel
Musical Director: Howard Kilik
Choreographer: Linda Duci-Kilik

Principal Roles:
Elle Woods: Emma Freeman
Warner: Owen Gatto
Emmett: Alex Martinez
Paulette: Hayley Beach
Callahan: Sam Bueti
Vivienne: Chloe Fein

Parent Producers:
Rhonda Donovan
Nancy Marks
Kym Vanderbilt
Pam Wright

Every year Chappaqua’s Horace Greeley High School presents its Senior Musical. This year, the seniors will present Legally Blonde, The Musical on April 3rd, April 4th and April 5th. We are thrilled to offer this production written by one of our own Greeley grads, Laurence O’Keefe (1989). On March 2nd, Mr. O’Keefe, composer of Legally Blonde and Batboy: The Musical, visited Greeley to discuss his latest project, Heathers: The Musical. O’Keefe, along with his co-writers, collaborators, and cast members of Heathers, discussed the process of mounting a new production, as well as previewing numbers from his new show opening in NYC later in March. As an added bonus, members of our own Legally Blonde cast had the opportunity to preview numbers from our show for Mr. O’Keefe.

Over 200 Greeley seniors are participating in this production—our biggest turnout ever! The partnership between the local business community and the Horace Greeley High School is an integral part of this event. The Senior Musical is performed 4 times to sell-out crowds and seen by over 2,000 people in the Chappaqua community. The profits from the musical will go to fund scholarships provided by the Horace Greeley Scholarship Fund (HGSF). The HGSF is a not-for-profit grant providing organization that helps Greeley students fund their college educations by filling the gap between the actual cost of tuition and living expenses and whatever other financial aid and loans are available to them. The Greeley PTA is an integral part of this volunteer run production and has recently joined the Chappaqua Chamber of Commerce to facilitate the partnership between the local merchants, the PTA and the Scholarship Fund.

Concessions will make a big splash this year as we welcome our audience into “Elle’s Sweet Shop.” A pink extravaganza selling artisanal baked goods, pink candy, flowers and adorable toy Bruisers (Elle’s Chihuahua from the show). Concessions will be set up like an old-fashioned candy shop. T-shirts and DVDs will also be available for sale.

Tickets are on sale now at our online box office on the Greeley homepage http://hg.ccsd.ws/ or the following link: http://sellingticket.com/hghs. Tickets are going quickly!!

Remember, all profits support the Horace Greeley Scholarship Fund!

Please email greeleyseniormusical2014@gmail.com Attn: Pam Wright if you have any questions or would like further information about the show. Hope to see you there!


10th Annual Antiques Lecture & Appraisal Series

The New Castle Historical Society  &  The Chappaqua Library present

 The 10th Annual Antiques Lecture & Appraisal Series 

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Tuesday, January 21st    Fred Catapano  of  Westchester County Antique Clocks From 10am – 12 Noon  Please call the Chappaqua Library to Register:  238-4779   If you have questions, call the New Castle Historical Society 238-4666  (Snow date January 28)

Mr. Catapano will tell  us all about antique clocks.  He has been in this field since 1971 and is an expert on repairing antique mechanical clocks of all types.   Each specialist  will lead a discussion on their area of expertise and then offer verbal appraisals on items brought by members of the audience   (2 item limit per person)