Jonna Gallo Weppler, Author at Hudson Valley Magazine

Design & Garden

This Hyde Park Home Is a Reminder of One Couple’s Love

A tragic accident meant reframing the future of a happily-ever-after Hyde Park home originally built for two. With time, its suddenly solo resident is coping beautifully.

Design & Garden

2 Picture-Perfect Pool Houses at Hudson Valley Homes

A pristine pool is the ultimate summer flex, and a pool house makes it even more so. Tour a couple of local ones that have their owners in the swim.

Eat & Drink

This Food-Focused Newsletter by a Cornwall Resident Is Wonderfully Old-School

Subscribers to the old-fashioned, food-centric newsletter are (re)discovering the joy of reading on paper.

Home & Property

Weizitong Kong Pairs Asian Craftsmanship With Contemporary Design

After growing up in eastern China, the Hudson Valley-based craftsman uses his woodworking skills to craft eye-catching pieces.

Life & Style

Wappingers Falls Resident to Compete in Special Olympics World Games

A member of the Dutchess Figure Skating Club, Ryan Chin will represent Team USA at the 2025 Special Olympics World Games in Turin.

Design & Garden

This Modern Woodstock Farmhouse Embraces Artful Pops of Color

Welcome to a modern Woodstock farmhouse designed to play up eras of cherished possessions and art.

Design & Garden

This Scarsdale Home Redesign Adds a Modern Touch

For a growing family, buying a Westchester house they could truly transform made saying goodbye to New York City apartment-living a no-brainer.

Life & Style

Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson’s CEO Dishes on Her New Role

Four months at the helm of Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson and CEO Kari Rockwell is happily meeting and greeting troops throughout the area.

Design & Garden

This Westchester Home Renovation Will Wow You

Peek inside this 1915 Colonial in Hastings-on-Hudson, recently reimagined for a modern American family with strong roots overseas.

Life & Style

Alicia Johnson Dishes on Her Self-Help Book and Life in Columbia County

Facing up to severe childhood trauma inspired Alicia Johnson to write a self-help book anyone can use to chart a fun, fulfilling future-no matter what happened in the past.

Jonna Gallo Weppler

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