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Each Father’s Day reminds me of my wonderful childhood memories of my dad. He spent time showing and teaching me some of the things he enjoyed. When I was a little girl growing up in the Bronx, he taught me how to play stickball and how to hit a Spalding clear up the street. more
John Jay Middle School hosted the 17th annual ArtsAlive fundraiser. more
Tom Christopher has a new talk show. more
A vacant former tearoom in Carmel Hamlet could soon be transformed into a live performance venue as the Brewster Theater Company seeks approval to relocate its community theater operations.  The proposal, which came before the Planning... more
Last year, Cheryl Hughes had her short play presented at the Hudson Guild Theater and happy with the outcome, the Katonah writer is not stopping. more
On most trips, I’m happy to defer to a guide. I have a questionable sense of direction even in Katonah, so in a new city it’s practically a survival tactic. But when it comes to craft beer? After visiting roughly 80 breweries, that’s my... more
Hello and welcome to summer! June is the official kickoff to the warmest season of the year, and one of my favorite things about summer is how many travel opportunities families can take advantage of. School’s out, a lot of us have more... more
The Old Salem Farm Spring Horse Show returned to North Salem to once again usher in spring with hundreds of horses and riders competing in a full schedule of world-class events! more
What is more traditionally American for sports fans than watching a ball game? Now that baseball season is in full swing, it reminds me how often my mother would reminisce and tell me, “When I was a little girl, my father used to take me to the ball game all the time.” more
Mahopac High School Drama Company’s of Legally Blonde: The Musical hit the stage last month, with Sydney Hirsch starring as Elle Woods alongside Ryan Walpole as Emmett Forrest, Antonio Occhicone as Warner Huntington, Erin Booth as Enid Hoopes,... more
Seen—to see and the power of being seen.  Seen is a new photography exhibit coming to the Third Floor Gallery at Mahopac Public Library, June 3-26 Featuring a series of photographic portraits from the world travels of Mahopac resident Debra... more
Somers General Store, a charming local boutique filled with unique finds that make everyday shopping feel like a treasure hunt.  more
Perched on Petra Island, a private island on Lake Mahopac, the Massaro House is a striking residence based on Frank Lloyd Wright’s original drawings. more
Throughout the year, Americans celebrate a variety of holidays — some religious, some federal and others are considered more for their merriment content. hen there are holidays that carry a more serious meaning, such as Memorial Day. more
Fireman’s Field was transformed into nonstop family fun as the community gathered for the annual Somers Lions Club Carnival. more
Those aspiring to have a career in show business are often told to “reach for the stars.” Holly Block, a 2017 Mahopac High School graduate, has been reaching for them for nearly a decade, and the blood, sweat and tears seem to be finally paying... more
After writing about my own experience learning music later in life, I realized something important — my story isn’t unique. Every week at local jams and music gatherings, I meet people who picked up an instrument well into adulthood. Some started... more
Somers SEPTA once again brought a little mystery and wonder to the high school auditorium. more
The Schoolhouse Theater’s first offering of its 2026 season is "Outside Mullingar," a modern Irish romcom. more
Get ready for the most anticipated week of the year! more
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