Chappaqua Archive

	Title	Issue
	Westchester Sports: Events and Moments in Sports History in Westchester County Our wide world of sports: What do curling, Seabiscuit, and Babe Ruth have in common? Westchester! Read our Top 40 County sports facts—and impress your friends at the next trivia night. By Cecil Harris	June 2013
	Top Dentists in Westchester County in 2013 These 253 peer-reviewed dental-care pros will make your smiles bright.	June 2013
	Summer Programs for Westchester’s Youth and In-Betweeners In beTWEENers: What your pre-teens can do this summer when they’re too old for—or just “so over”—camp. By Lisa Barner	June 2013
	Inaugural Westchester Digital Summit Capitalizes on Media, Consulting and IT Expertise The brainchild of Chappaqua’s Chris Dessi, the event will include panel discussions, smaller group sessions, booths with vendors and more. By Matt Spillane	Q2 2013
	Improving Performance Review Policies for Managers and Employees Are you getting the most out of your review? That question applies to company employees and their managers, and there may be more than a few obstacles getting in the way of maximizing review potential. Local human resources experts share how to avoid these pitfalls. By Chuck Green // Illustration by Robert Pizzo	Q2 2013
	Save Up to 70 Percent at Stickley, Audi & Co. Floor-Sample Sale PLUS: Book select 50-minute services at Bronxville Wellness Sanctuary for $50 through April 28, and visit the SoHo East pop-up store to save 10-40 percent on jewelry and other goods.	April 2013
	Five Kid-Friendly Restaurants in Westchester Adults and their children can finally enjoy a night out together at one of these five establishments that have plenty of options to keep little ones fed and happy. Ditto to grown-ups. By Julia Sexton	May 2013
	Westchester Restaurant Openings, Closings, Events and News Dobbs Ferry’s Grenadine dishes out customized crêpes, Purchase’s China White preps to open two locations in Scarsdale and Westport, Conn., and other restaurant news. by John Bruno Turiano	April 2013
	Eating at the Bar: Why Forgoing the Reservation and Pulling Up a Stool Guarantees Great Eats Get to know your food and your dining companions at this cozy and dynamic alternative to waiting for that booth to open up. By Jeanne Muchnick	April 2013
	Peter Cole, Peter A. Cole Architect, Chappaqua Peter Cole tore down a 1908 Scarsdale brick and shingle home—then painstakingly recreated, enlarged, and reconfigured it for use by a 21st century family, while maintaining the original central façade. By H.M. Epstein // Photography by David R. Sloan	Spring 2013