An Elephant at the Museum

An Elephant at the Museum

Writing by Courtney Walker Artwork by Cameron Bly If you’re traveling anywhere near Somers, you’ve likely driven past the Elephant ...
Girl Dinners, Stupid Vampires and Talking Toys

Girl Dinners, Stupid Vampires and Talking Toys

Writing by Emma Richman Photography by Jennie Carr Meet Clara Barnickel who just started kindergarten at Bedford Hills Elementary. While ...
Power and Control

Power and Control

Writing by Ava Fleisher Artwork by Justin Negard According to the CDC, one in four women and one in seven ...
A Day in Queens

A Day in Queens

Writing & Photography by Justin Negard It’s a hot day on Roosevelt Avenue. The midday sun beams between the slats ...

Game On

Game On

Writing by Gia Miller Photography by Justin Negard In 2005, a group of teenagers strolled around Lexington, MA, staring at ...
A Taste of Home

A Taste of Home

Writing by Gia Miller Photography by Justin Negard When sisters Joana and Meto Herrera took over Armonk’s Mariachi Mexico from ...
TMS of Westchester: How Technology Enhances the Customer Experience

TMS of Westchester: How Technology Enhances the Customer Experience

We asked a variety of local businesses the following question: “We use a technology called TMS to improve our patient's ...
Hair Wharf: How Technology Enhances the Customer Experience

Hair Wharf: How Technology Enhances the Customer Experience

We asked a variety of local businesses the following question: “Our digital point system allows customers to earn points towards ...
Purple Plains: How Technology Enhances the Customer Experience

Purple Plains: How Technology Enhances the Customer Experience

We asked a variety of local businesses the following question: “The national BioTrack system and our in-store kiosks keep our ...
Copia Home & Garden: How Technology Enhances the Customer Experience

Copia Home & Garden: How Technology Enhances the Customer Experience

We asked a variety of local businesses the following question: “Our new website, Flora to You, helps our customers find ...

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Bedford Chamber Concerts
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Bedford Chamber Concerts - October programLocation: St, Mattew's Church Fellowship Room                382 Cantitoe Street,…
 
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A.C.T. of CT; Ridgefield, CT; Various Times A.C.T. (A Contemporary Theatre) of Connecticut is a professional not-for-profit theater located in…
 
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Fri, 18 Oct, 07:00 PM
The RSO Quartet members violinists Jorge Avila and Mialtin Zhezha, violist Suzanne Corey-Sahlin, and cellist Nicholas Hardie are the four…
 

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Writing by Gia Miller Photography by Justin Negard In 2005, a group of teenagers strolled around Lexington, MA, staring at PalmPilot devices equipped with a plug-in GPS. The teens were Read More

People Profiles

A Quick Connect with All Night Thing

A Quick Connect with All Night Thing

Connecticut-based lead singer/rhythm guitarist Ian Lear-Nickum met lead guitarist/backup vocalist Mike Suozzi when Suozzi hosted a potluck dinner for kindergarten parents in 2018. Lear-Nickum was ready to head home for the night when someone announced there was karaoke upstairs in the music room. Lear-Nickum decided to check it out, they jammed together and decided to form a band. They brought ...
All The World's A Stage

All The World’s A Stage

When COVID-19 hit the United States in 2020, 12-year-old Waccabuc resident Colby Kipnes began distance learning, just like her peers. But unlike most other children, Kipnes also took on the very adult role of working from home. But, her work couldn’t be done at her desk – she had to work in a closet, her mother’s closet, to be precise ...
A Quick Connect with Campbell Scott

A Quick Connect with Campbell Scott

Campbell Scott is a South Salem native who attended John Jay High School in Cross River. Although his parents were both actors, he didn’t begin his acting career until after college. Several years later, he started directing. On Sunday, December 11, The Bedford Playhouse the 2003 movie “Off the Map,” which he produced and directed. It’s set in 1974 and ...

Life

The Future of Farming

The Future of Farming

Climate change, a shrinking water supply, land scarcity, invasive species, disease, trade wars, mega farms – the farming industry is simply not sustainable in its current state. Something must change. But what? Those with their eye toward the future of farming say it’s the farmer and their practices that should change. The broad focus, they say, should center around caring ...
Out Loud: Give Me The Oscar...And Give Me Death

Out Loud: Give Me The Oscar…And Give Me Death

Writing  by Pete Rosch Founders’ note: Not everyone is born with the ability to use their voice. Not everyone can easily communicate their thoughts, feelings, hopes and dreams. On this page, we’re giving non speaking people in our community the opportunity to be heard. The authors are students at Mouth to Hand Learning Center in Mount Kisco. You can read ...
A Day in Hudson

A Day in Hudson

Writing & Photography by Justin Negard There are several good “New York rivertown” comeback stories in our area. Places like Beacon, Tarrytown and Nyack have reinvented themselves against the backdrop of dying industries and forgotten commerce, weaving their past into something entirely different and fresh. Hudson is another one of those stories. A small city with a rich past, the ...

Bringing Charity Home

We proudly worked with local charities to bring attention to their well-deserved causes. Check out our day of glamour and fun.

Home & Garden

Copia Home & Garden: How Technology Enhances the Customer Experience

Copia Home & Garden: How Technology Enhances the Customer Experience

We asked a variety of local businesses the following question: “Our new website, Flora to You, helps our customers find exactly what they need.” – Jenn Cipriano, owner of Copia Home & Garden in South Salem I We have owned Copia Home & Garden for over a decade, and last year, we launched a new website, Flora to You. It ...
When it comes to gardening,  think natural tech before high tech

When it comes to gardening, think natural tech before high tech

Writing by Leslie Dock Photography by Julia Lea This summer was a hot one, punctuated by periods of drought and deluges of rain. When conditions lean toward the extreme, there are a host of challenges and concerns for gardeners. Luckily, it’s 2024 and technological developments in garden care abound. Whether you are new to plant care or a leather-necked vet, ...
Keep it Growing

Keep it Growing

Writing by Leslie Dock Artwork by Zoe Stevensy Tips for a consistent harvest Afew months ago, my brother asked me what farmers do during the winter. My immediate response was, “We rest.” Compared to the absurd amount of activity farmers engage in during the other nine months of the year, this statement is largely accurate. When not resting, a farmer ...

Cooking & Cocktails

A Taste of Home

A Taste of Home

Writing by Gia Miller Photography by Justin Negard When sisters Joana and Meto Herrera took over Armonk’s Mariachi Mexico from their father in 2013, they had one main goal: it should look, taste and sound just like home. During the restaurant’s long-standing January break, they transformed the Tex-Mex favorite into something that reminded them of Tlaxcuapan, the small town in ...
Impossible Noodles

Impossible Noodles

Serves 2-3 people Ingredients 4 oz. dry Dandan noodles 1 lb. Impossible beef 2-3 Tbsp. chili oil, plus more for the noodles Cilantro Splash black vinegar Fried scallions Peanuts Fried Shallots (optional) 2 Tbsp of a neutral flavored such as canola or grapeseed oil 2 shallots Homemade chili oil (optional) 1 cup of a neutral flavored such as canola or ...
The Hub of the Community

The Hub of the Community

By Gia Miller Photography by Justin Negard One late October morning in 2009, Sunny Cover (pronounced like “clover” without the “l”) put on her beige 1940s vintage women’s business suit and drove from Peekskill to Hawthorne to meet with the board of Community Capital New York—they were her last hope. Cover needed $63,000 to save her beloved coffee shop, Peekskill ...
Writing  by Lindsey Gaynor Photography by Amy Drucker Exercise enthusiast Linda Murphy is introducing a new type of sweat to Katonah, incorporating different exercise styles into one studio – yoga, Read More

Health & Wellness

Easy Ways to Improve Your Health

Easy Ways to Improve Your Health

https://connecttomag.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/ConnectTo-EasyWaystoImprove-2500x3780.jpg This article was published in the  May/June 2024 print edition of Connect to Northern Westchester ...
The Basics of Meditation

The Basics of Meditation

Did you know that meditation can actually change the structure of the brain? According to researchers, it can enhance the part of your brain that governs learning and memory, and it can also promote emotional regulation and self-referential processing. That same study also found that regular meditation practice can decrease the number of cells in the part of the brain ...
"Soul Deep" Self Care

“Soul Deep” Self Care

The term self-care gets bandied about quite a bit these days – here’s what you need to do before you can take care of yourself properly For many people “self-care” brings to mind the image of candlelit baths and aromatherapy massages. And while those are two stellar ways of caring for yourself, if you’re dealing with any kind of mental health challenge, ...

Events

Chili and Spice

Chili and Spice

Spicy. I wanted spicy. After a few months in Katonah, I still hadn’t found the hot singles scene that I was looking for. Sure, I tried the sewer ribbon-cutting in December – that was a big dump. I’ve sauntered the aisles of DeCiccos in a striking pair of Louboutins, but I always leave with dinner for one. I even bought ...
Katonah Love: The New Sewer

Katonah Love: The New Sewer

When one thinks of Katonah, the word ‘spicy’ invariably comes to mind. It’s the ultimate singles scene. The perfect hotspot for romance, dating, and whatever hookups someone might want. Even the word “Katonah” translates roughly to “nights of passion.” (I think?) So, when I told my city friends that I was moving to this sizzling Northern Westchester neighborhood, they all ...
Hollywood Comes to Goldens Bridge

Hollywood Comes to Goldens Bridge

That’s a wrap! The upcoming Netflix movie, “Leave the World Behind”, finished filming in Goldens Bridge on Monday, May 23.  On May 19, 20 and 23, the crew set up shop at a house on Todd Road, according to a police officer working on the set who asked to remain anonymous. Trailers and equipment could also be seen at the ...

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