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Join us in White Plains on Saturday, March 7, from 1 - 3 pm for a Meet and Greet with Adem Bunkeddeko, Democrat running for New York State Comptroller. The event will be at: The Thomas H Slater Center, 2 Fisher Ct., White Plains, NY 10601.

Adem is a lifelong public servant with experience across finance, government, and nonprofits with a proven record of creating economic opportunities for New Yorkers.

He’s running for Comptroller to make sure New York’s investments truly serve New Yorkers.

This will be a great chance to meet Adem and ask questions about the issues that matter most to you.

Register now to secure your spot and meet Adem in person. If you cannot attend, support Adem's campaign with a donation or stay informed by learning more about his vision and plans for New York.

This event is paid for by Adem Bunkeddeko for New York.

Charis Chamber Voices Concert March 7 & 8
Eternal Light brings together sacred works that move from joy to consolation. Haydn’s charming Little Organ Mass offers elegance and intimacy, while Buxtehude’s Herren var Gud bursts with jubilant energy. At the heart of the program is Fauré’s beloved Requiem, a work of serenity and hope that shines with its vision of eternal rest and peace.

Our 4 pm Saturday performance will be at St. James the Less Episcopal Church in Scarsdale, NY at 10 Church Lane. Our 4 pm Sunday performance will be at the First Presbyterian Church of New Canaan.

Our famous wine and cheese reception will follow each concert. Obtain your tickets on our website https://www.charisvocals.com/tickets.html or at the door.

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Charis Chamber Voices Concert March 7 & 8
Eternal Light brings together sacred works that move from joy to consolation. Haydn’s charming Little Organ Mass offers elegance and intimacy, while Buxtehude’s Herren var Gud bursts with jubilant energy. At the heart of the program is Fauré’s beloved Requiem, a work of serenity and hope that shines with its vision of eternal rest and peace.

Our 4 pm Saturday performance will be at St. James the Less Episcopal Church in Scarsdale, NY at 10 Church Lane. Our 4 pm Sunday performance will be at the First Presbyterian Church of New Canaan.

Our famous wine and cheese reception will follow each concert. Obtain your tickets on our website https://www.charisvocals.com/tickets.html or at the door.

Charis Chamber Voices Concert March 7 & 8
Eternal Light brings together sacred works that move from joy to consolation. Haydn’s charming Little Organ Mass offers elegance and intimacy, while Buxtehude’s Herren var Gud bursts with jubilant energy. At the heart of the program is Fauré’s beloved Requiem, a work of serenity and hope that shines with its vision of eternal rest and peace.

Our 4 pm Saturday performance will be at St. James the Less Episcopal Church in Scarsdale, NY at 10 Church Lane. Our 4 pm Sunday performance will be at the First Presbyterian Church of New Canaan.

Our famous wine and cheese reception will follow each concert. Obtain your tickets on our website https://www.charisvocals.com/tickets.html or at the door.

Join the JCC Mid-Westchester in celebrating 70 years of community, culture, and connection at their Annual Benefit on Sunday, March 8, from 4:30-7:00 PM. Recognize Founding Families represented by The Arnow Family, David Raizen, Jill and Robert Serling, and Elaine and Alan Weiler, and honor JCCMW Teens Eli Friedlander, Kate Glick, Micah Grandwetter, and Alexis Levine. Enjoy a cocktail-style dinner and live music by The Oren Neiman Trio. Plus, a Kids-Only party onsite with gymnastics games and obstacles, hands-on crafts, a fun-filled game room, and delicious pizza dinner so the whole family can celebrate!

Learn more and purchase tickets, sponsorship packages, or journal ads at jccmw.org/event/annual-benefit-70

What is complex is not necessarily convoluted.

Please join us in the Scott Room to discuss Trust by Hernan Diaz. Hosted by David while Nancy is away on Wednesday March 11 at 2 pm..

"A clever and affecting high-concept novel of high finance" - Kirkus.

"A riveting novel set in a bygone America that explores family, wealth and ambition through linked narratives rendered in different literary styles, a complex examination of love and power in a country where capitalism is king" - Pulitzer Prize committee.

Wednesday March 11 at 2 pm at Scarsdale Library. Register here.