Following the trend in the rest of Westchester, Lewisboro’s housing market skyrocketed during the pandemic, with an abundance of property list…
Despite being closed for three months last year, a Bedford Hills furniture store managed to prosper in the pandemic. Now, that store, Country Willlow, is celebrating its 25th anniversary.
It’s safe to say that almost all of us felt confined this past year, but the isolation of COVID-19 hit the senior citizens of our communities hardest.
The Katonah Bedford Hills Volunteer Ambulance Corps held its annual awards picnic last Saturday, June 5, honoring members who demonstrated outstanding performance during the past year.
When the day I had waited over a year for finally came, it was plagued with cold rain and temperatures below 50 degrees, which was very out of character for Delaware in June, and the realization that all of the pomp and circumstance really was just that.
Members of the Bedford Hills High School Class of 1943 can be seen in an old photograph. When it was taken, the U.S. was fully engaged in combat in both the European and Pacific theaters. This gives us a sense of the daunting prospects facing these young men and others graduating from high s…
Elaine Voss knows how strange it must sound when she says that this past year — the year a pandemic sent the world into chaos — was one of the best in her nearly 30-year career. It makes sense, however, when you learn she works in real estate.
The Town of Bedford, together with the Veterans Advisory Committee has completed the Town of Bedford Monument Mapping Project. All monuments and memorials in town were mapped, photographed and documented by Town Board Member Bobbi Bittker and Deputy Supervisor Ellen Calves, and VAC members Q…
Logan Aceste, a senior at John Jay High School, designed, built and installed 12 bat houses in Lewisboro parks for his Eagle Scout project. Over the course of 11 months and with help from his fellow Vista Troop 101 scout volunteers, Scout Master Thomas Fuller and Eagle Scout mentor, Rich Hea…
The Pound Ridge Historical Society welcomed two new trustees during its annual meeting on Sunday, April 21. Residents Andrew Margie and Senan O’Loughlin will be joining the organization’s leadership.
As our story opens, The Record-Review is speaking with Anne Mayhew, the proprietor of the popular Katonah home baking business, LMNOP Bakery. Only she’s not in Katonah, she’s in Mount Kisco; and she’s not baking at home, she’s baking in space she has newly occupied at Mast Brothers, a gourme…
Since its inception in Nov. 2019, the Lewisboro Veterans Advisory Committee has remained busy with projects despite forming only a few months before the onset of the global health crisis.
Since the second week of March, Lewisboro Parks and Recreation Department has promoted two restaurants each week to support Lewisboro’s local restaurant owners as the pandemic drudges on over a year later.
“It was our most successful chili cook-off yet,” said organizer Melissa Dilmaghani, of the Katonah Chamber of Commerce’s 12th annual Chili Cook-Off, held last Friday, March 19. “It seemed just as wild as it was to orchestrate.”
It’s one of those perfect pairings that comes along without warning. You might call it “kismet”; Ana Montoya would call it “Colby”.
On Saturday March 6, Boy Scouts of America scout packs and troops from across Westchester, including Pound Ridge Troop 1, converged on the Durland Scout Reservation to participate in the annual Klondike Derby. The theme this year was Hawaiian Klondike and required that patrols build and stoc…
It wasn’t a pot of gold, but Pound Ridge seniors still had a stroke of luck this St. Patrick’s Day. Neighbor to Neighbor delivered meals of corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, carrots and more to approximately 200 residents with the help of its community volunteers.
The Katonah Museum of Art is continuing to present a combination of in-person exhibitions and notable virtual events for the spring season.
The year 2020 was a big one for Stepping Stones, the historic site in Katonah that was the home of Bill and Lois Wilson, founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon. So is 2021. The organization that maintains the home, and the Wilsons’ legacy, is continuing to celebrate the 100th anniversa…
As a professional private chef, Pound Ridge resident Lynn Borsellino is usually the one turning up the heat. Now, as a competitor in an international contest, she’s the one in a pressure cooker.
The Lewisboro Parks and Recreation Department announced that in an effort to help local businesses affected by the pandemic, it will feature two Lewisboro restaurants each week for the next several weeks. As part of the promotion, the featured restaurants will offer special menu discounts an…
The coronavirus pandemic has changed many people’s lives — and not for the better. So, when someone says, “COVID-19 saved my life” it makes you take notice.
It’s contactless, it’s partially virtual — but it’s real chili. The Katonah Chamber of Commerce’s 12th annual Chili Cook-Off, Friday, March 19, will enable participants to stay safe, while enjoying dishes of chili and supporting their community.
Would it surprise you to learn that Lindsey Cain Hearon, the new executive director of the Bedford Riding Lanes Association, is not an equestrian and knows next to nothing about horses?
In the early 1900s, when the ice industry was booming on Lake Waccabuc, on several occasions residents relocated their houses by pushing them across the frozen lake.
The Pound Ridge business district continues to undergo dramatic changes, with new businesses putting down roots and old mainstays, like Plum Plums Cheese, finding homes elsewhere.
Before she became the president of the executive board of the Mount Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry, South Salem resident Kelley Housman and her family volunteered there, spending hours filling bags with food items for holiday meals.
The Pound Ridge Historical Society is adding to its burgeoning film collection with the release of a new documentary this week about the inimitable Lisl Steiner. Shot and edited by Natasha Seery, the short film chronicles the extraordinary life of Ms. Steiner, who, as a child, fled Austria u…
Thirty-five years ago, a recently-married Priscilla Luckow moved to Truesdale Lake to begin her life in South Salem and raise her family on the lake. She looked forward to living on the lake for many years but didn’t anticipate falling in love with its history.
There’s a nightlife in Westchester County few are privy to. When dusk falls and most of us slip into bed, subscribers to this lifestyle spring into action. Under the cloak of darkness, they convene at barns, stables and farms across our bucolic landscape. Armed with only a small set of tools…
The Reading Room is dead. Long live The Reading Room!
On Jan. 19, the Lewisboro Planning Board held its first meeting of the new year, and welcomed newly appointed member, Charlene Indelicato, who filled Richard Sklarin’s position. Mr. Sklarin began his term on the Lewisboro Town Board Jan. 1.
COVID-19 notwithstanding, the 48th annual Art Show: Bedford is going ahead in virtual form to raise funds for 14 local charities.
The Katonah/Bedford Hills/Bedford Village Arts League was launched this week as a community arts organization dedicated to providing equal opportunity and exposure for artists of every discipline in the three Bedford hamlets.
It took nearly 100 years, but Kelly Raneri has become the first female sole proprietor of Charles Department Store, the venerable Katonah institution founded by her great-grandfather.
It was Roman philosopher and statesman, Marcus Tullius Cicero, who said, “If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.”
In an informal sampling of merchants and proprietors in Bedford Village, Bedford Hills and Katonah, The Record-Review found that businesses are trying to make the most of this unique holiday season. But for some, the challenges of generating sales in a pandemic might just be too difficult to…
On Friday, Dec. 4, Westchester County Board of Elections certified the election results and victories for Richard Sklarin and John Pappalardo in respective races for Lewisboro Town Board member and Lewisboro Town Justice.
After an exciting year of children’s programming at the Lewisboro Library, Anna Lillian Moser departed from her role as the children’s librarian. This week, Marie Nania, the new children’s librarian, began serving in the key library position.
The Herb Garden at John Jay Homestead in Katonah is one of the area’s lesser-known treasures. It was established by the New York Unit of the Herb Society of America, a nationwide group originally founded in 1933 and dedicated to promoting the knowledge, use and delight of herbs through educa…
Friday, Nov. 20, was Jeff Kellogg’s final day at the Katonah business that bears his family’s name, Kelloggs & Lawrence. Mr. Kellogg took his long-planned retirement from the store where he has worked since he was a child.
Over the past 27 years, the Westchester Christmas Dinner has grown into a treasured event for many local residents. They excitedly spend their Christmas morning volunteering to help those less fortunate by becoming an “elf” and handing out holiday gifts, serving a heaping portion of a catere…
After two years of often intense discussions before the planning board, Chabad of Bedford seemed well on its way to constructing its new center on South Bedford Road, with final approvals having been received earlier this year. Shovels were finally in the ground. Unfortunately, those shovels…
After a year where the Lewisboro Library exceeded their fundraising projections thanks to Paycheck Protection Program loans and large donations, the Board of Trustees is looking for ways to continue those efforts to the end of 2020 and into next year.
If you have a smartphone and are a member of the Bedford Riding Lanes Association, there will now be no excuse for getting lost on any of the 100 miles of BRLA trails.
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia among older adults, according to the National Institutes of Health National Institute on Aging, and it is currently ranked as the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. But a statistic that may hit home even harder is that every 70 s…
Customers at Kelloggs & Lawrence, the iconic hardware store in Katonah, may be excused for thinking they’ve been seeing double recently, or if they believe they’re caught in one of those complicated time-travel science fiction plots where people co-exist with their past selves.
Sept. 11, 2001, was a day that changed a lot of people. For Joshua Stewart, it was a day that led to a new direction in his life. “I always point to 9/11 as one of those gut-check moments,” he said.
With a proclamation and a Zoom party on Sunday, Bedford is celebrating the 100th birthday of one of its most notable citizens. And she thinks it’s all silly.
The cool fall weather brings with it a flocking of cyclists to Lewisboro’s roads. One of these cyclists is South Salem resident Christine Schopen, whose experience began on the back of a tandem bicycle with her husband 20 years ago. Today she is president of the Westchester Cycle Club.
The Rev. Carol Howard Merritt, the newly-arrived senior pastor of Bedford Presbyterian Church, did not have to travel far to take the position, but she has come a very long way from her roots.
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