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How Much Does it Cost to Install Windows? | Chappaqua Real Estate

Windows can bring light and warmth, provide views, beautify inside and out and add tremendous value to your home. They also can let in the elements and intruders that put your home at risk. That’s why windows – quality windows – must be considered an important investment. The cost of windows will depend on the type, dimensions, materials used, security features, the complexity of the installation, and, of course, the number of windows needed.
Number of Windows

Generally, the more windows you need to install, the more expensive the installation price. But installation professionals will charge less per window if you install several at the same time. So if you’re thinking about only replacing a couple of windows, it might make sense for you to talk to your pro about the cost of installing multiple windows at one time. It may save you money in the long run.  Continue Reading

Window Sizes

According to Window Replacement DC – Hyattsville, windows tend toward different dimensions depending on where they’re needed. Living rooms typically have larger picture windows hung in multiples ranging from 3×4′ to 6×6′. Standard bathroom windows are quite a bit smaller, ranging from 2×1.5′ to 2×3′. Major window manufacturers can customize windows to any dimensions, but be aware that you may pay more for odd sizes.

Window Sash Materials

Vinyl windows are inexpensive and require little or no maintenance. They’re also extremely durable; changes in humidity don’t cause them to swell or shrink. Most vinyl window manufacturers stand behind their products with strong warranties. Their greatest drawback is that they’re not as sturdy or attractive as wood. Wood frames, on the other hand, cost more and require much more maintenance. Fail to repaint and finish wooden window frames and they become susceptible to the elements. But all that work and money can be worth it for the classic, authentic architectural appeal of wood. That’s why some historical neighborhoods have covenants requiring that windows be framed with wood. New composite windows attempt to capture the best of both worlds by mixing PVC polymers with wood fiber to create a stronger, more attractive synthetic window frame.

Window Panes

New windows can save you considerable money on your utility bills and make your home more comfortable. Windows are rated by the U-factor. The lower the U-factor, the more energy efficient and higher the initial cost. You’ll pay more for double-pane windows, but they will pay for themselves over time. Experts say double-pane windows can save up to 24 percent in cold climates during the winter and up to 18 percent in hot climates during the summer. More about double-pane options.

Other Window Cost Factors

Replacing existing windows is, of course, usually cheaper than cutting walls for new ones. You might consider talking to both your contractor and a security firm about how to make your windows safe from burglars. Also, be aware that windows above the first floor may be more expensive to install because of access issues.

How Google Authorship Will Impact Search and Content Marketing | Chappaqua Real Estate

In the summer of 2011,  Google announced the support of authorship markup as a way for authors to verify  content they’ve created and become authorities on specific topics. Early  adopters quickly realized the benefits of the new tag and implementation has  continued to grow since its release. Google says authorship is here to  help searchers find great content which will improve the searcher  experience.

Recently, Google  officially announced updating its algorithm to look at signals including  authorship markup to help it provide searchers with in-depth articles in their  results.

To listen to what Matt Cutts has to say regarding how Google will evaluate  the use of authorship markup moving forward you can watch this YouTube Video.

#1. Improving Search Quality

In the Webmaster Help Video, Matt said that while he continues to support  anonymity, “if we know who the real world people are who are actually writing  content, that could be really useful as well and might be able to improve search  quality.“

Matt’s comments lead us to the question….”should we use a pen name to  anonymously represent an author, and how could this decision affect authorship  as a signal?Insights into Google Authorship and Search

#2. Content Marketing: Anonymity & Authorship

Modern online marketing campaigns continue to recognize and adopt content  marketing as an integral part of an online marketing strategy which has  increased the amount of content created and published every day. For some, this  is a confirmation of long-held theories – for others, it’s a new starting  point.

According to 2013 research study by the Content Marketing Institute, 86% of B2C  marketers use content marketing and on average, 55% of consumer marketers  plan to increase their content marketing spend. This upward trend also applies  to B2B marketers, which on average are spending 33% of their marketing budgets  on content marketing – up from 26% last year.

Moreover, the majority (54%) say they will increase  their content marketing spending in the next 12 months.

Read more at http://www.jeffbullas.com/2013/09/05/how-google-authorship-will-impact-search-and-content-marketing/#AEZWs9XO3CQrjGzu.99

Latest Teatown Lake Reservation News | Chappaqua NY Realtor

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September 5, 2013
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On Time and Place: Celebrating Scenic Hudson’s 50 Years  

Mt. Beacon Reflection, NY(2009), Robert Rodriguez Jr.

All programs require pre-registration. To register, call 914-762-2912 x110.
A Night in the Woods
Sept. 22, 5:00pm
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A Night in the Woods
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Fighter Pilots for a Day

$2,800 value

 

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Suit up with Air Combat USA to learn the tactical maneuvers needed in air-to-air combat. After a briefing, guest pilots are secured into the aircraft alongside their instructor for the hands-on portion of the program. Although the instructor will perform the take-off and the landing, guest pilots will fly the aircraft 90% of the time, while they practice maneuvers and engage in dogfights. Register a hit during a dogfight and smoke will trail from the other aircraft! The whole experience will be recorded by four onboard cockpit cameras and will be yours to keep.

 

Generously donated by Marcia Saunders and Air Combat USA.

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A Fabulous Dinner Party for 8
              $2,000 value

 

 

Plan to invite your best friends for an elegant evening of fine dining, hosted

by Teatown board members,

at a private mansion featuring local fare masterfully prepared by Tastefully Yours Catering of Briarcliff Manor and a selection of fine wines from Gerry Cramer.

Watch the sun set over the Hudson River as you enjoy cockails at Beechwood mansion, one of Westchester’s finest architectural treasures and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.  Beechwood gained national notoriety in 1905 when it was purchased by financier Frank Vanderlip, President of National City Bank, and his wife, Narcissa Cox, the co-founder of the League of Women Voters. The home features 16-foot ceilings, a walk in fireplace and exquisite wood paneling.

 

Generously donated by Mary Lynn and Fred Putney, Gerry Cramer and Tastefully Yours. 

Visit Teatown

1600 Spring Valley Road
Ossining, NY 10562
914-762-2912
Nature Center hours:
9:00am-5:00pm everyday
Trails are open 365 days a year from dawn to dusk.
  Teatown Lake Reservation’s mission is to conserve open space and to educate and involve the regional community in order to sustain the diversity of wildlife, plants and habitats for future generations.

 

 

Your donation can make an immediate impact to help conserve and protect the diversity of wildlife, plants and habitats . . . today and into the future.

On Time and Place: Celebrating Scenic Hudson’s 50 Years On exhibit in the Nature Center Gallery

September 4-30, 2013

Since 1963, Scenic Hudson has worked to preserve the Hudson Valley’s beauty. To help celebrate its 50th anniversary year in 2013, Scenic Hudson will present a curated exhibition of photographs that pay tribute to the organization’s inspiring story and the Hudson Valley’s people and communities. The diverse group of artwork includes traditional landscapes but also views of waterfronts in transformation and places bearing scars of pollution and other challenges to be addressed.
Learn more about this amazing exhibit.

Gallery hours: Daily, 9:00am-5:00pm

 

Wildflower Island Tours
Saturday, September 7, 11:00am &1:00pm
Sunday, September 8, 1:00pm
Enjoy a guided tour of Wildflower Island, Teatown’s unique two-acre sanctuary that is home to over 230 species of wildflowers and shrubs native to our area.
View the current bloom list.
Please note that access to the Island is by guided tour only. Tours are intended for guests ages 12 and over.

TOUR TIMES:

Saturday, September 7: 11:00am & 1:00pm Sunday, September 8: 1:00pm

$4pp for members; $6pp for nonmembers.
Children’s Discovery Series
Weekly Classes begin September 10th

Knee Hi Nature, 4 Year olds

Tuesdays:

1:00pm-2:30pm or

Wednesdays:

10:00am-11:30am

Boundaries disappear as children explore the natural world of bugs, rocks, habitats and more. Each session features a short hike,

story or craft and visits with animals.

Classes begin September 10th and run for 8 weeks.

Class fee: members $150; nonmembers: $175

FOCUS ON NATURE Series
Jacob Burns Film Center

September 25-October 29

OPENING NIGHT!

Symphony of the Soilnull

Wednesday, September 25, 7pm

Deborah Koons Garcia’s magnum opus on the extraordinarily complex web of life that exists in soil.

Q & A and reception: Dan Barber, who appears in the film, is executive chef and co-owner of the restaurants Blue Hill and Blue Hill at Stone Barns.Writer/director Deborah Koons Garcia. Moderated by JBFC Executive Director Steve Apkon.

Click here for more details about the series.

This series is presented by Jacob Burns Film Center  in partnership with Teatown Lake Reservation and Scenic Hudson and made possible through generous support from the Hoch family and the van Hengel Family Fund.

Teatown Members may purchase tickets for any of the films in this series at the JBFC member price.
You are also be eligible to receive up to four free tickets (tickets are limited and offered on a first come first served basis) to the family film and workshop, Wing of Life, October 20,12pm.
Reap the rewards of being a Teatown Member!
Join today at teatown.org
Yoga and Hike at Teatown
Saturday,September 28, 9:00am
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Spend a lovely fall morning in the outdoors practicing yoga and taking a peaceful trail
walk at beautiful Teatown Lake Reservation. All levels of yoga welcome. Class led by a Club Fit instructor.
FREE Teatown and Club Fit members;       
$15 for nonmembers.
Call Karen Cornetz at Club Fit to register, 914-250-2762 or email kcornetz@clubfit.com.
Calling all Teatown Camp Alumni! Camp Alumni Reunion
Sunday, October 13, 3:00pm-6:00pm
Recapture your camp days and reconnect with former camp friends  at Teatown’s first camp alumni event! The event is free of charge and open to all camp alumni who have aged out (age 15 and over), counselors and their families. A pizza truck will serve food, beer and soda. Live music will add to the festivities, as well as guided hikes along the Teatown trails.

 

To RSVP, click here or call 914-762-2912 x124.
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Foreclosures Distort Home-Price Measure | Chappaqua NY Homes

The housing bust obviously depressed the real estate market, but a new study shows that a big jump in distressed sales during the worst of the downturn may have exaggerated swings in at least one key measure of house prices.

Federal Housing Finance Agency

economists William Doerner and Andrew Leventis examined markets in Miami and Tampa, Fla., to gauge the impact of bank-owned property and short sales on the FHFA’s house price index.

The findings, released in a new paper: distressed sales dragged the index down as housing bottomed out and now are boosting numbers a bit.

“The presence of distressed sales in the standard HPI had a depressing effect on measured price changes. In more recent periods, when distressed sales comprised a shrinking percentage of real estate transactions, the Working Paper reveals the opposite effect. As the ‘weight’ of distressed sales on the standard index decreased in recent periods, the depressing effect lessened over time. This meant that the price appreciation observed in the standard FHFA index was somewhat above what the distress-free measures reported.”

The FHFA’s index is one of several measures that the industry and economists use to gauge the health of the real estate market. The latest data, released July 23, showed that house prices appreciated a seasonally adjusted 0.7% in May from the prior month — the 16th consecutive increase. The report reinforced views that the housing market is rebounding.

The study by Messrs. Doerner and Leventis doesn’t change that. But it does point to some distortion in the index through boom-and-bust cycles.

In the late 1990s, for example, distressed sales in the Miami and Tampa markets tended to price about 10%-15% less than normal sales. As the housing boom accelerated, the discount shrank to 5% and 10%. But from 2007 to 2010, that figure jumped to near 30%.

“In recent quarters, with the onset of the recovery and rising home prices, such discounts have become slightly more modest. In the first quarter of 2013, for instance, the average discount was about 25%,” the authors write.

The paper cautions that the results for Miami and Tampa might not be duplicated in areas that experienced a less dramatic crash or saw fewer distressed sales.

White Plains Commuters: Prepare For New Train Schedule On Harlem Line | Chappaqua Real Estate

A new Metro-North train schedule goes into effect for all Harlem and Hudson Line customers Aug. 19 so track repairs can expand and continue on the Bronx Right-of-Way Improvement Project, the railroad announced.

The new schedule includes changes on the New Haven, Harlem and Hudson lines.

On the Harlem Line, the 8:03 a.m. local train from Mount Vernon West to Grand Central will be restored. The New Haven Line’s 7:35 a.m. train from Port Chester to Grand Central also will be restored, as well as the 8:30 a.m. train from New Rochelle to Grand Central.

This schedule will remain in effect through the fall until the improvement project is completed. The schedules for trains on the Hudson, Harlem and New Haven lines will be adjusted between two and 10 minutes to more accurately reflect travel times, the release said.

The changes will allow crews to expand the scope of the work to correct additional areas for drainage.

“Further inspections, aided by the use of new technology, such as ground-penetrating radar, have indicated additional areas not visible at the surface where drainage needs to be improved,” a press release said.

Metro-North said it is working to improve the reliability of its service and to address delays. The railroad said the new schedule changes are necessary to restore the three trains that were cancelled July 1.

Track work for improvement program, which began July 1, is being conducted to about 6 miles of track in the Bronx, used by the New Haven Line and the Harlem Line in the Bronx.

Additionally, schedule changes include special shuttle bus service to and from Tremont and Melrose stations. Customers may take buses to Fordham for train service. Buses will operate on a half-hourly basis during peak periods on weekdays and hourly during off-peak periods and weekends.

 

 

White Plains Commuters: Prepare For New Train Schedule On Harlem Line | The White Plains Daily Voice.

New-home sales plummet | Chappaqua Real Estate

After hitting a five-year high in June, new-home sales plummeted in July, according to data released today by the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Sales of new single-family houses in July dropped a seasonally adjusted 13.4 percent month over month to an annual rate of 369,000, but were up 6.8 percent from a year before, according to the Census Bureau.

The median sales price of a new home sold in July was $257,200, the report said. The report added that the seasonally adjusted estimate of new houses for sale at the end of July was 171,000, representing a supply of 5.2 months at the current sales rate

 

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Teatown Lake Reservation News Update | Chappaqua Real Estate

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August 29, 2013
Click here for more of Teatown’s upcoming programs
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All programs require pre-registration. To register, call 914-762-2912 x110.
A Night in the Woods
Sept. 22, 5:00pm
To purchase tickets to the event click here
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A Night in the Woods
 

A Fine Dining Tour
of Westchester

$1,400 value

 

Enjoy some of Westchester’s best restaurants!
An impressive line-up of chic eateries featuring local, fresh ingredients including:

Crabtree’s Kittle House Chappaqua

Moderne Barn, Armonk

Restaurant North, Armonk

Rivermarket Bar & Kitchen, Tarrytown

X2O, Yonkers

 

and a choice of :

Blue Hill, New York City

                  or

Blue Hill, Stone Barns,

Pocantico Hills

 

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Find Serenity at
Lakeside Pines
              $3,400 value

Shenkman House- Adirondacks

Relax for a week in this 4-bedroom, 3-bath home nestled in the Adirondacks. Midway between the towns of Saranac Lake and Tupper Lake, the location offers outdoor enthusiasts access to the Northern and Central Adirondack region. Relax on a chaise lounge and gaze at the spectacular mountain view, warm yourself by the fire or fill your day with outdoor activities. The options are many when you stay at Lakeside Pines!
Visit Teatown

1600 Spring Valley Road
Ossining, NY 10562
914-762-2912
Nature Center hours:
9:00am-5:00pm everyday
Trails are open 365 days a year from dawn to dusk.
  Teatown Lake Reservation’s mission is to conserve open space and to educate and involve the regional community in order to sustain the diversity of wildlife, plants and habitats for future generations.

 

 

Your donation can make an immediate impact to help conserve and protect the diversity of wildlife, plants and habitats . . . today and into the future.

Hike The Overlook Trail

Saturday, August 31, 10:00am-12:00pm

We’ll visit one of the least frequented areas of Teatown on this moderate distance hike through Hidden Valley and up the Overlook Trail. Look for box turtles and snakes in the blueberry meadow and see how the blight on hemlocks has changed the landscape.
Wildflower Island Tours
Saturday, August 31, 11:00am &1:00pm
Sunday, September 1, 1:00pm
Enjoy a guided tour of Wildflower Island, Teatown’s unique two-acre sanctuary that is home to over 230 species of wildflowers and shrubs native to our area.
View the current bloom list.
Please note that access to the Island is by guided tour only. Tours are intended for guests ages 12 and over.

TOUR TIMES:

Saturday, August 31: 11:00am & 1:00pm Sunday, September 1: 1:00pm

$4pp for members; $6pp for nonmembers.
Children’s Discovery Series
Weekly Classes begin September 10th

Little Tree Huggers 2-3 year olds with caregiver

Tuesdays: 10:00am-11:15am

or Wednesdays: 1:00pm-2:15pm

Sow the seeds of nature knowledge with your child. Children and parents are encouraged to use all of their senses to explore autumn.

Knee Hi Nature, 4 Year olds

Tuesdays: 1:00pm-2:30pm

or Wednesdays: 10:00am-11:30am

Boundaries disappear as children explore the natural world of bugs, rocks, habitats and more. Each session features a short hike, story or craft and visits with animals.

Classes begin September 10th and run for 8 weeks.

Class fee: members $150; nonmembers: $175

Yoga and Hike at Teatown
Saturday,September 28, 9:00am
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Spend a lovely fall morning in the outdoors practicing yoga and taking a peaceful trail
walk at beautiful Teatown Lake Reservation. All levels of yoga welcome. Class led by a Club Fit instructor.
FREE Teatown and Club Fit members;       
$15 for nonmembers.
Call Karen Cornetz at Club Fit to register, 914-250-2762 or email kcornetz@clubfit.com.
Calling all Teatown Camp Alumni! Camp Alumni Reunion
Sunday, October 13, 3:00pm-6:00pm
Recapture your camp days and reconnect with former camp friends  at Teatown’s first camp alumni event! The event is free of charge and open to all camp alumni who have aged out (age 15 and over), counselors and their families. A pizza truck will serve food, beer and soda. Live music will add to the festivities, as well as guided hikes along the Teatown trails.

 

To RSVP, click here or call 914-762-2912 x124.
On Time and Place: Celebrating Scenic Hudson’s 50 Years
On exhibit in the Nature Center Gallery
September 4-30, 2013
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Photo:View to Olana from River School Farm, courtesy of Carolyn Marks Blackwood

Since 1963, Scenic Hudson has worked to preserve the Hudson Valley’s beauty. To help celebrate its 50th anniversary year in 2013, Scenic Hudson will present a curated exhibition of photographs that pay tribute to the organization’s inspiring story and the Hudson Valley’s people and communities. The diverse group of artwork includes traditional landscapes but also views of waterfronts in transformation and places bearing scars of pollution and other challenges to be addressed.
Learn more about this amazing exhibit.

Gallery hours: Daily, 9:00am-5:00pm

 

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Kitchen Remodeling: Step-by-Step | Chappaqua Real Estate

Kitchen Remodeling: Step-by-Step

In many ways, deciding to move forward with your kitchen remodel is the toughest decision you have to make during the project. It’s the decision to proceed that commits you to such a significant project. And while setting your budget, figuring out the materials you want to use and the contractor you want to hire can be challenging, they don’t have to turn your big project into a big headache. Here’s what you can do to ensure your kitchen remodel goes as smooth as possible.

What don’t you like about your kitchen? Odds are there are quite a few things. Maybe it’s as simple as replacing your appliances, cabinets, and counters. Or maybe it means gutting the room and changing the layout. Your goal here is to figure out exactly what would make the space work best for your home and lifestyle, which, if you’re like 49 percent of homeowners, is to make your home more comfortable and livable. Going Here for more information about kitchen remodeling.

While the planning phase can be the longest phase (don’t be surprised if you spend months planning your kitchen) it’s also one of the most enjoyable. This is the time when you can let your imagination run wild as you try to define the design direction you want to go. And while it can be hard to nail down the exact style you want, it’s easy to find inspiration, especially with all of the online resources that are now available. One design tool that we happen to really like is our very own DesignMine. Whether you use DesignMine to find and save photos that inspire you, or prefer to clip images from magazines or other online resources, saving the images and showing them to your contractor is the best way to articulate your vision.

Step Two: Budget

Defining your budget is important enough to warrant its own step, but there’s a good chance that you’ll start hammering out your budget during the planning phase. In fact, some folks prefer setting their budget before they get too deep into the planning, since knowing how much they have to spend affects the scope of their remodel and the materials they choose. However you choose to go about budgeting, we recommend checking out our Cost Guide to get a better idea of how much others in your area are paying for their kitchen remodels. When budgeting, it’s important to remember that you’ll have to factor in the cost of obtaining permits. Each municipality handles the permitting process differently so be sure to do your research.

Chappaqua NY Weekly Real Estate Report | Chappaqua Homes for Sale

Chappaqua   NY Weekly Real Estate Report8/26/2013
Homes for sale108
Median Ask Price$1,182,000.00
Low Price$380,000.00
High Price$24,750,000.00
Average Size3981
Average Price/foot$363.00
Average DOM133
Average Ask Price$1,567,844.00

Teatown Lake Reservation News | Chappaqua Real Estate

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August 23, 2013
Click here for more of Teatown’s upcoming programs
All programs require pre-registration. To register, call 914-762-2912 x110.
A Night in the Woods

Sept. 22, 5:00pm

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Dash Off for a Week in Paris or London: The Choice is Yours!

$5,000 value

Immerse yourself in the City of Light with a seven night stay in a charming, private, Parisian apartment on Rue de l’Eperon in the Saint Germain des Pres neighborhood (6th arrondissement), close to the Seine and within walking distance to all of Paris.

 

~~OR~~

 

Spend a week surrounded by  history in a private London flat featuring 2 bedrooms, a full kitchen, living room and dining room. Located on Duke St., St. James, this flat is perfectly situated to explore London.

Interested in bidding on this item, or any of our other exciting offers?
To purchase tickets to the event click here
Visit Teatown

1600 Spring Valley Road
Ossining, NY 10562
914-762-2912
Nature Center hours:
9:00am-5:00pm everyday
Trails are open 365 days a year from dawn to dusk.
  Teatown Lake Reservation’s mission is to conserve open space and to educate and involve the regional community in order to sustain the diversity of wildlife, plants and habitats for future generations.
Moths at Cliffdale

Friday, August 23, 7:30pm

What types of moths and other insects will we find on this evening  program? Join Charlie Roberto to discover these creatures of the night. Meet at Teatown’s Cliffdale Farm, Teatown Road, Croton-on-Hudson. FREE.
Slithery Serpents 

Saturday, August 24, 11:00am-12:00pm

Snakes are the misunderstood animals of the natural world. Discover why their bad rap is undeserved and meet a few snakes from Teatown’s collection.

Free for members; $5pp for nonmembers.
Wildflower Island Tours
Saturday, August 24, 11:00am &1:00pm
Sunday, August 25, 1:00pm
Enjoy a guided tour of Wildflower Island, Teatown’s unique two-acre sanctuary that is home to over 230 species of wildflowers and shrubs native to our area.
View the current bloom list.
Please note that access to the Island is by guided tour only. Tours are intended for guests ages 12 and over.

TOUR TIMES:

Saturday, August 24: 11:00am & 1:00pm Sunday, August 25: 1:00pm

$4pp for members; $6pp for nonmembers.
Children’s Discovery Series
Weekly Classes begin September 10th

Little Tree Huggers 2-3 year olds with caregiver

Tuesdays: 10:00am-11:15am

or Wednesdays: 1:00pm-2:15pm

Sow the seeds of nature knowledge with your child. Children and parents are encouraged to use all of their senses to explore autumn.

Knee Hi Nature, 4 Year olds

Tuesdays: 1:00pm-2:30pm

or Wednesdays: 10:00am-11:30am

Boundaries disappear as children explore the natural world of bugs, rocks, habitats and more. Each session features a short hike, story or craft and visits with animals.

Classes begin September 10th and run for 8 weeks.

Class fee: Members $150; Nonmembers: $175

Calling all Teatown Camp Alumni! Camp Alumni Reunion
Sunday, September 22, 3:00pm-6:00pm
Recapture your camp days and reconnect with former camp friends  at Teatown’s first camp alumni event! The event is free of charge and open to all camp alumni who have aged out (age 15 and over), counselors and their families. A pizza truck will serve food, beer and soda. Live music will add to the festivities, as well as guided hikes along the Teatown trails.

 

To RSVP, click here or call 914-762-2912 x124.
On Time and Place: Celebrating Scenic Hudson’s 50 Years
On exhibit in the Nature Center Gallery
September 4-30, 2013

Since 1963, Scenic Hudson has worked to preserve the Hudson Valley’s beauty. To help celebrate its 50th anniversary year in 2013, Scenic Hudson will present a curated exhibition of photographs that pay tribute to the organization’s inspiring story and the Hudson Valley’s people and communities. The diverse group of artwork includes traditional landscapes but also views of waterfronts in transformation and places bearing scars of pollution and other challenges to be addressed.
Learn more about this amazing exhibit.

Gallery hours: Daily, 9:00am-5:00pm

 

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