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Larchmont Information
Distance to NYC: 20 miles
Area: 1 square miles
Larchmont Village (only 1 square mile) has a population exceeding 7000 residents, and the unincorporated Town of Mamaroneck (outside the village) has an additional 13,000 residents. Larchmont is situated less than 20 miles from New York City. "I know a village..." where a cosmopolitan citizenry has a distinct European flavor ... where young and old blend into a relaxed yet sophisticated community ... where people of the arts, sports enthusiasts and executives seek to live ... where parks , beaches, noted private clubs and recreational facilities connote the luxurious and charming life of a waterfront community.
Educational Facilities
The Mamaroneck Union Free School District includes the Village of Larchmont, the unincorporated area of the Town of Mamaroneck and part of the Village of Mamaroneck. It has four elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. The community has a long history of supporting quality public school education. In addition to a comprehensive academic program, the system provides enrichment, accelerated and remedial special education Village programs, cultural arts and music programs and physical education programs. Larchmont Village is also home to the prestigious French American School of New York.
Recreational Facilities
A walk through Larchmont's historic waterfront "Manor Park" offers beautiful year-round scenic views of Long Island Sound. There are summer concerts outdoors at Flint Park, children's art, music and theater groups, the Larchmont Playhouse movie theater and many fine local restaurants. The Emelin Theatre for Performing Arts is located adjacent to the nearby Mamaroneck Free Library and presents over 200 performances a year of quality and diversified entertainment from jazz and classical concerts to drama and dance. This theatre accommodates an audience of 286 and is fully air conditioned.
Houses of Worship
Include St. Augustine's Church, Saints John & Paul Church, Beth Emeth Synagogue, Larchmont Temple, Larchmont Avenue Presbyterian Church and St. John's Episcopal Church.
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| Village of Larchmont | Mamaroneck School District | Larchmont Library |
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New Rochelle Information....
"Queen City of the Sound" encompasses 10.4 square miles with 9.3 miles of waterfront. Just 25 minutes to New York City. Population is approximately 68,000. New Rochelle was founded in 1688 by the French Huguenots who named their settlements after La Rochelle...their last stronghold in France. Since the founding of New Rochelle, its water-front has played a key role in the City's development, and today its growing downtown is only six blocks from the City's nine miles of shoreline. Diversity is its essence, with people of many backgrounds living in neighborhoods that range from turn of the century Victorian to the very newest homes. Its innovative school system, together with top private schools, colleges and an important medical center, make this sound shore community a stimulating, as well as beautiful, place in which to live.
Educational Facilities
New Rochelle's award-winning school district offers a comprehensive educational program. Each school provides an environment sensitive to the students' needs. A challenging Kindergarten through 12th grade curriculum, favorable class sizes and a knowledgeable faculty with high expectations enable students to gain the knowledge, confidence and experience necessary City for success. In a recent special education report, the Wall Street Journal sited New Rochelle School District as one of the top 20 in the nation. The New Rochelle Public School System celebrates change and tradition. It continues to build on a history of excellence in providing quality of education and equality of opportunity. Continuing education year-round for adults, special services and programs for students and an active Parent-Teacher Association in each public school continue to improve the quality of life in the community. Several thousand students are enrolled in lona College and the College of New Rochelle. Private and Parochial Schools are also within its borders.
Recreational Facilities
New Rochelle boasts almost 230 acres of park-land, more than 40 parks and playgrounds and 9.3 miles of shoreline along the Long Island Sound. Its variety of parks feature walking and riding paths in the woods, open fields and water views. There are pools, tennis courts and community centers located throughout the City, and the City Marina has space for 450 boats and mooring for boats 18' and over.
Houses of Worship
New Rochelle is known as a city of churches, and justifiably so...there are over 40 houses of worship representing almost every denomination.
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| City of New Rochelle | New Rochelle Public Schools | New Rochelle Library |
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