I was honored to be asked to write an essay for the 20th anniversary of Inside Chappaqua Magazine by the founder and publisher Grace Bennett. I wrote about the bond between me and my owner Ronni Diamondstein and how a…
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First Snow of 2020: Winter Safety Tips
The first Snow of 2020 on Saturday, January 18 was a quiet storm. I went to check it out. I love the snow. It is gentle on fluffy. Staying safe in the winter is very important for pups. I wrote…
Happy Anniversary !
“My little dog – a heartbeat at my feet.” – Edith Wharton Today is the anniversary of my arriving in Chappaqua to live. That was twelve years ago and who knew…
Tagged with: A Dog to Love, anniversary, Chappaqua, Dogs, Edith Wharton, Gratitude, Inside Chappaqua magazine, journalist, joy, Maggie Mae Pup Reporter, Pets, Ronni Diamondstein, Writing
Posted in A Day in the Life of Maggie Mae, Maggie Mae’s Scoop, One Day in the Life of Maggie Mae, Ronni Diamondstein: Writer and Editor
Posted in A Day in the Life of Maggie Mae, Maggie Mae’s Scoop, One Day in the Life of Maggie Mae, Ronni Diamondstein: Writer and Editor
A Dog To Love–Maggie Mae
November is a month for gratitude and my owner Ronni Diamondstein was asked to write about how grateful she is to have me in her life. I am more than grateful to her. I love her unconditionally. Here is a…
Tagged with: Chappaqua, chappaqua children's book festival, Companionship, Dogs, Gratitude, Inside Chappaqua magazine, joy, Love, Maggie Mae, Maggie Mae Pup Reporter, Pet ownership, Pets, Ronni Diamondstein, Writing
Posted in A Day in the Life of Maggie Mae, Maggie Mae’s Scoop, Ronni Diamondstein: Writer and Editor
Posted in A Day in the Life of Maggie Mae, Maggie Mae’s Scoop, Ronni Diamondstein: Writer and Editor
Coyotes in the Neighborhood
People are very concerned about coyotes. Three years ago I wrote a column about it in the Inside Chappaqua Magazine September/October 2012 issue. Here it is with information that can still help dogs stay safe. Last fall I heard our neighbor Dana…
Tagged with: Chappaqua, coyotes, Inside Chappaqua magazine, Maggie Mae Pup Reporter, New York State Department of Conservation, Officer James Moore, Pet safety, Town of New Castle
Posted in A Day in the Life of Maggie Mae, Maggie Mae's Pet Peeves, Maggie Mae’s Scoop, One Day in the Life of Maggie Mae
Posted in A Day in the Life of Maggie Mae, Maggie Mae's Pet Peeves, Maggie Mae’s Scoop, One Day in the Life of Maggie Mae
I Love A Parade!
The town Memorial Day Parade is one of my favorite things to do. It is fun, but it is also important for dogs to know how to behave and if it is the right place for them. Read my latest…
I’m Inside Armonk
Writing for Inside Armonk Magazine now. Here’s a link to my column about the town and where to take a walk: A Stroll Around Armonk
Maggie Mae’s Safety Tip for the Spring…
Having a microchip is very important as a form of identification if you get lost. I wrote about it in my last Inside Chappaqua Magazine column. Recently VPI the Pet Insurance company wrote about it too. Here is…
Where Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone?
Recently my friend Olive was lost in the city. I felt so sorry for her family. Here’s my latest column in Inside Chappaqua Magazine about what to do if your dog is lost. Here is the link: Where Oh…
Writing my first Pet Peeve!
Thanks to Raphael Miranda and WNBC Sunday Today in New York, August 24 2013
Which one to choose? Read all about my favorite toys.
My friend Riley, the Staffordshire Terrier with his “brother” Mason
Love playing in the snow!
Maggie Mae on WNBC
Need to know who is coming down the road.
They name snowstorms now. Who knew!
Maggie Mae Pup Reporter 