To the Editor: There are many reasons why Congressman Mike Lawler should be replaced by a strong, knowledgeable, and experienced Democrat. Critics point to the gap between his moderate image […] Read more »
Close to 20 volunteers gathered near Silver Lake Park for the monthly cleanup hosted by the Croton Litter-Free Education Advocacy Neighborhood (CLEAN) initiative on Saturday, June 6. The event, focused […] Read more »
The Bean Runner Cafe and Cross Cultural Connection collaborate to bring top jazz artists to “Ray Blue Way,” an outdoor performance space at Esther Street and 201 S. Division Street, […] Read more »
New York State Senator Pete Harckham announced today that he secured over $474,500 in an end-of-year resolution in the State Senate for additional grant funding distributed to 13 different recipients […] Read more »
We are happy to announce the 2nd Annual Sean Patrick Murphy Memorial Golf Outing which will take place on July 12, 2026, at the Links/Tee Bar and Grille at Jefferson […] Read more »
Equipped with hands-on tools and activities, kindergartners in Liz Winnegar’s class explored math through collaboration, critical thinking and joyful problem-solving. The students used manipulatives, counting tools and interactive games to […] Read more »
It’s not easy to have a last-minute location change for a commencement ceremony, but if the Briarcliff High School Class of 2026 proved one thing, it is that they are […] Read more »
The Rye Arts Center (RAC) is proud to announce that it has been awarded a $422,000 Capital Projects Grant from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) to […] Read more »
I’m writing to share why I believe Beth Davidson is the right choice in this Democratic primary for Congress and it comes down to one word, or rather one acronym: […] Read more »
When I met Cait Conley, I recognized something in her that reminded me of why I decided to enter Mount Pleasant politics 5 years ago. My family moved here to […] Read more »
