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Mary Ann HawleyFashion-forward Mary Ann Hawley loves her cowboy boots and Texan hats, but she never thought of herself as a cowgirl until she took up cattle farming in Bedford. |
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50 Most Influential People of WiltonMany talented people of all ages – from business people, artists, volunteers, shop owners, to parents and students – live in Wilton and have dedicated their time, energy and resources to improve life here. |
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James ProsekJames Prosek is a local boy who blossomed from child prodigy—at seven he painted exquisite birds—into the accomplished naturalist/artist/author he is today at 36. |
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Richard GereRichard Gere gives an exclusve tour of Bedford Post to TownVibe. |
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Alex ShoumatoffAfter stints as a songwriter, science teacher, and resident naturalist, this Harvard graduate became a widely-published nature writer. |
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David CunninghamIn his day job, Wilton resident, father, and husband David Cunningham works in IT as a lead business analyst for Madison Square Garden, but weekends and weeknights find him wearing a different hat: set designer. |
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Monte LipmanInside his expansive office at Universal Republic Records, Monte Lipman makes a guest feel like an old friend. This is especially true if the talk turns into one of three topics -- music, his family, or living the Bedford lifestyle. |
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Brooke HaywardAt home with the Hollywood legend Brooke Hayward on the republication of her memoir. |
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Priscilla BuckleySplitting up a family home in order to preserve it is the magic behind Priscilla Buckley's story. |
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Tom BrokawThe former anchor and esteemed journalists talks about life and issues |
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Michael AckermanFor over thirty years The Pantry in Washington Depot has been the go-to place for wholesome food as well as unique items for the home. Michael Ackerman has owned the establishment for over ten years. A native of Milton, Michael makes his home in Litchfield with his wife Nancy. |
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Valerie JensenValerie Jensen is president of SPHERE, whose mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities. In an effort to further that cause and to provide a venue for movies and performances in Ridgefield, Jensen purchased from the Ridgefield Library the building on Prospect Street that had once been a theater. She plans a major renovation to restore the playhouse from its office-building setup to its 1940s glory. I spoke with her at her home on Main Street. |
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Peter LinzPeter Linz’s passion for puppetry started in pre-school when he put a squirrel puppet on his hand and discovered he could make people laugh. His commitment to a career “playing with puppets” never waned, and he eventually earned roles on PBS’s “Sesame Street” and “Bear in the Big Blue House” and on Broadway’s Avenue Q. But his dream job—a Muppet character to call his own—seemed elusive, until he met Walter. I spoke with Linz at Perks, near his home in Katonah. |
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50 Most Influential People of WiltonMany talented people of all ages – from business people, artists, volunteers, shop owners, to parents and students – live in Wilton and have dedicated their time, energy and resources to improve life here. |
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