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January 2011 On the Town

See who’s been out on the town this month

Published December 14, 2010 at 11:35 AM
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Bard College’s 150th Jubilee Gala took place in Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall on Nov. 11, raising more than $1.1 million for the school. Present at the event were (from left): Ginny Corsi, Mary Backlund, Charles Stevenson, and Alexandra Kuczynski
The Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville kicked off its annual documentary film series “Global Watch: Crisis, Culture and Human Rights” with a screening of <i>Waiting for Superman</i>, a film discussing flaws in public education. On hand were (from left): JBFC Executive Director Steve Apkon, Jim Knox, Phyllis Glassman, Charles Stern, and Hugh Price
Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA) held its “Through the Looking Glass” gala at the Dellwood Country Club on Nov. 7. Multimedia artist and honoree Grace Knowlton was seen cutting a rug with Eric David Laxman during the gala
Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA) held its “Through the Looking Glass” gala at the Dellwood Country Club on Nov. 7. Arts-in-education advocate Barbara Kalvert (second from left) was honored at the gala. Kalvert is shown with Alan Koss, Ruth Kalvert, and Diana Federman
Maestro Valery Gergiev (left) — principal conductor and artistic and general director of the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg, Russia — received SUNY Purchase’s prestigious Nelson A. Rockefeller Award for his contributions to the arts. The award is being presented by former PepsiCo CEO Donald Kendall
Safe Homes of Orange County raised $30,000 to benefit domestic violence support services and education during the agency’s annual fund-raising and awards dinner on Oct. 28. Pictured from left: board President Sher Singh; Judge Robert A. Onofry; Executive Director Kellyann Kostyal-Larrier; Supreme Court Judge John K. McGuirk; and Dr. Michelle A. Koury
Phelps Memorial Hospital Center held its 23rd annual Champagne Ball on Oct. 16 at the Trump National Golf Club in Briarcliff Manor, raising more than $410,000 to benefit the center. The hospital’s board Chairman David Coulam (far left) and President and CEO Keith Safian (far right) stand with event co-chairs Donna Goldsmith of Ossining and Pam Terracciano of Briarcliff Manor
Approximately 500 women celebrated Health Quest’s sixth annual “Ladies Night Out” on Nov. 19 at the Holiday Inn in Fishkill. Journalist Lisa Ling, former cohost of <i>The View</i>, led the evening’s events, which focused on women’s health and well-being
The Nyack Hospital medical staff presented their Physician and Citizen of the Year awards for commitment to the hospital and community during a celebration at X20 restaurant in October. From left: President Roger Raichelson, M.D.; honoree Lawrence Glassman, M.D.; honoree William H. Trust, Jr., chairman of the board of trustees; and President and CEO David H. Freed
Orange AHRC’s Classic Car Show raised more than $8,000 to benefit the agency. Pictured from left: Saturday Night Cruisers Car Club President Mike Muntz, his wife Deanna, Katie Sosler of Orange AHRC, and Donna Kessler
The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan held its annual reception Nov. 17 at the Fountains at Wallkill Golf Club in Middletown. The foundation celebrated having exceeded $6 million in charitable funds and the establishment of more than 100 funds during the event. Seen there (from left): Judge Robert Onofry; foundation board President Gerald N. Jacobowitz; and Judge Anthony Kane, a board member
The Coca-Cola company donated $1,000 to the Littman Cancer Center at St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital (SLCH); the proceeds were from a barbecue benefit held in honor of an employee’s son who is battling cancer. Coke employees Bill Turner and Mike McNally (second and third from left) are flanked by SLCH staffers LaAsia Baldwin (left), Sue Sullivan, Renee Feenaghty, and Gina Smith
Following a ribbon cutting ceremony, the New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce held its October After-Hours Mixer at C2G Environmental Consultants and Green State Services’ new location in the village. CFO Kristina Katreczko and Gene O’Neil, owner of the company, accepted a Michael Gold print as a congratulatory gift

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