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Storied Scarsdale Music School Remains Pitch Perfect, Half A Century Later Storied Scarsdale Music School Remains Pitch Perfect, Half A Century Later
Storied Scarsdale Music School Remains Pitch Perfect, Half A Century Later SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- One of New York's premier music schools for over 70 years, Hoff-Barthelson has welcomed world-class composers and musicians to the Scarsdale campus for decades and has taught generations of young musicians the importance of music in their lives. Nancy Pasquale's son, Aidan, is a current Hoff-Barthelson student and has been involved in the school for more than a decade. Having joined the school when he was just 9-years-old, Aidan is entering his senior year of high school. For Pasquale, she's seen firsthand how the school has shaped her son into an accomplished musician. “I…
Grandson Of Theater Legend Takes The Stage At Waveny LifeCare Network Grandson Of Theater Legend Takes The Stage At Waveny LifeCare Network
Grandson Of Theater Legend Takes The Stage At Waveny LifeCare Network NEW CANAAN, Conn. -- The stage is set for a night celebrating one of the most renowned theater producers and directors in American history. Waveny LifeCare Network will welcome the grandson of the late, Oscar Hammerstein III, who is accredited with classic plays such as "Oklahoma!," "The Sound Of Music" and more.  On Thursday, Sept. 28, Waveny LifeCare Network, a senior care center in New Canaan, invites the public to join Oscar Hammerstein III, grandson of Oscar Hammerstein II for a celebration of American musical theater history. Complete with family stories, profession…
Helping The Hungry: Food Bank For Westchester CEO Fights County Problem Helping The Hungry: Food Bank For Westchester CEO Fights County Problem
Helping The Hungry: Food Bank For Westchester CEO Fights County Problem ELMSFORD, N.Y. -- Leslie Gordon, CEO of The Food Bank for Westchester, knows what it takes to help those in need. Responsible for feeding thousands of Westchester residents each year, Gordon is working to take a bite out of a growing concern across the county.  The Food Bank for Westchester began in 1988 with one man and a van serving food to in-need Yonkers residents. Now, FBW has grown to include over 8,000 volunteers serving 200,000 county residents each year. "We have accomplished so much over the years as we continue our goal of feeding families and individuals who struggle with th…
Rethinking Teen Mental Health: Why We Should Consider A Different Approach Rethinking Teen Mental Health: Why We Should Consider A Different Approach
Rethinking Teen Mental Health: Why We Should Consider A Different Approach STAMFORD, Conn. -- The mental health of our teenagers is an ongoing issue in America. In addition, therapists, counselors and parents seek to understand and treat adolescent mental health in ways that do no harm. In an effort to shed light on this topic, Newport Academy, an adolescent treatment facility, and the University of Connecticut are hosting a day conference on Nov. 9 that explores alternative and holistic methods for addressing teen mental health. Part of the concern in dealing with teen mental health is the possible over-diagnosis of ADHD medications, antidepressants and anti-anxie…
Victorian Homes Still Stand The Test Of Time Victorian Homes Still Stand The Test Of Time
Victorian Homes Still Stand The Test Of Time IRVINGTON, N.Y. -- Having stood the test of time for over 100 years, Victorian homes never seem to go out of style. Introduced to America during the late 19th-century, Victorians became synonymous with wealth and luxury. Now, the remaining examples serve as reminders of a golden age of architecture and culture. Victorian houses are often as eye-catching on the outside as they are inside; unique brickwork, roof edging, ridge tiles and fireplaces in every room are all trademarks of Victorian homes. For example, the more than 120 year old home at 33 Park Road in Irvington embodies the classical…
Changing Of The Guard: Technology And Real Estate Changing Of The Guard: Technology And Real Estate
Changing Of The Guard: Technology And Real Estate WILTON, Conn. -- Technology has changed the face of nearly every industry, and perhaps none more so than real estate. Agents, homebuyers and sellers all have benefited from the adaptation of mobile technology, and can now add and browse listings with just the touch of a button.  This easily accessible information is especially useful for first-time buyers, who make up a large portion of the real estate market. The information found online can help buyers who have never invested in real estate or who may be unfamiliar with a new town or city. While first-time buyers greatly benefit from havin…
Don't Throw Stones At This Bronxville Glass House Don't Throw Stones At This Bronxville Glass House
Don't Throw Stones At This Bronxville Glass House BRONXVILLE, N.Y. -- A newly listed Bronxville home, featuring glass walls and stunning vistats, is on the market for $4,100,000.  Much like Philip Johnson's famous Glass House in nearby New Canaan, 39 Elm Lane features a similar modernist style, as homeowners are are able to blend into their wooded surroundings. "This is one of the most unique, farm-style houses that we have listed," said Leah Caro of Park Sterling Realty. "In glass homes, you don't feel closed in but instead, much more connected to the yard and your surroundings." In the late 1950's when architects bega…
Sharpen Your Knowledge: The Difference Between Honing And Sharpening Sharpen Your Knowledge: The Difference Between Honing And Sharpening
Sharpen Your Knowledge: The Difference Between Honing And Sharpening NORWALK, Conn. -- Maintaining a knife's sharp, smooth edge demands proper maintenance and care. While knives don't need to be sharpened or honed after every use, it's important to know when a blade needs attention.  Knowing when to hone versus sharpen depends largely on a knife's current level of sharpness. "Honing steel will re-align the microscopic teeth and can be used frequently, even after each use," said Andrea Arnold, manager of Wusthof's Connecticut outlet store. "Sharpening steel will actually take a small amount of steel off the blade, creating a new edge. You want t…
How Agents Stay Ahead Of The Always-Changing World Of Real Estate How Agents Stay Ahead Of The Always-Changing World Of Real Estate
How Agents Stay Ahead Of The Always-Changing World Of Real Estate POUND RIDGE, N.Y. -- For home buyers, information on potential destinations is readily available on the internet, making the role of real estate agents much different than it has been in recent years.  With hundreds of real estate websites that feature listings all over the map, home buyers can narrow their search to find homes that they like before seeing them in person. Today, the job of real estate agents is to provide supplemental information to the home buyers and make the buying process simple and to the point. "Technology has shifted the role of real estate agents from an informa…
For Struggling Teens, Leading A Healthy Life May Be The Best Treatment For Struggling Teens, Leading A Healthy Life May Be The Best Treatment
For Struggling Teens, Leading A Healthy Life May Be The Best Treatment DARIEN, Conn. -- For teens struggling with substance abuse, years of use can take a mental and physical toll. Even after recovery, teens who wish to improve their lifestyle should consider a healthy change of pace.  One way for teens to avoid the temptation of relapse is by implementing a regular exercise regimen, breathing routine and nutritious diet. "Users must take an active role in their physical, mental and spiritual health in their recovery," said Jill Hauk of New Life House, a recovery community for young men. "This will ultimately lead to a boost in self-confidence, a…
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