Women's Health Panel: A Call to Action
Last night's panel on women's health and reproductive rights was nothing short of incredible. The energy in the room was palpable, and the turnout exceeded our expectations. To everyone who attended and contributed to the success of this event, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Our esteemed panelists brought a wealth of knowledge to the table. The discussion was both eye-opening and empowering, focusing on several key points.
Women's Healthcare in Politics
We explored why women's health issues should be at the forefront of political discourse, especially as we approach the upcoming election.
local elections matter
The panel delved into the potential consequences and benefits at stake, providing a comprehensive view of the current landscape.
There was a significant emphasis was placed on the importance of local elections, with particular attention given to District 17.
Your Vote Matters
For those unable to attend, remember this crucial takeaway: your vote carries immense weight, particularly in local races. District 17, which spans from White Plains to Rockland County and extends up to Pawling, is currently represented by GOP Congressman Lawler. It's vital that we remain informed and engaged in the political process.
As we shift seasons, we are starting to see the real estate market pickup again after a quiet August. I will get straight to the point- it is still a sellers market despite what the national news is saying. Westchester and Fairfield counties are still seeing inventory fly- especially at purchases under 1.2M.
I get this question all the time from new clients: "Jess, I'm moving to Westchester, but I'm worried about finding my people. How do I build community here?" My answer is always the same: You have to show up. Here's the beautiful thing about Westchester – this county practically rolls out the red carpet for connection.
Westchester County has one of the most active, welcoming communities in the Northeast. This isn't marketing speak or real estate hyperbole—it's a reality that thousands of families experience daily across towns from Bedford to White Plains, Scarsdale to Mount Kisco.
You know those picture-perfect neighborhoods you saw