Excitement is building as St. Thomas Aquinas College celebrates the rapid progress of its highly anticipated “Eye to the Sky” SKAE Astronomy Center. With the dome installed last week and […] Read more »
The newly enlarged Chamber, which will retain the Gateway name, takes effect January 2025. Read more »
The compelling story of a woman living in the South Side of Chicago who is overwhelmed by a crumbling marriage and financial worries Read more »
This fall, international students at EF International Language Campus in Tarrytown embraced the spirit of the season through a blend of cultural immersion and community service. While cheering on the […] Read more »
Bethany Arts Community announced today grant awards totaling $75,000 from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) in support of our programming, exhibitions, and performances. Funding will also […] Read more »
American Christmas, the company that designs and installs many of Manhattan’s most famous displays for Christmas, will open its warehouse to the public December 12 through 16 for an exclusive […] Read more »
By Kevin Roberts Ahead of the 2024 Election, Ipsos, Research Co., Marist College, and other pollsters predicted that Kamala Harris was going to become the new President. Spoiler alert – […] Read more »
Submit artwork and photography inspired by Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary, Saturday, Dec. 7 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Submissions will be featured in its upcoming Photography and Art […] Read more »
When students at Irvington Middle School hear the phrase “hit the boards,” they enthusiastically dive into the day’s thinking task. The catchy phrase – popularized by teacher Gregg Pernick and co-teacher […] Read more »
The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center hosted their 9th Annual Human Rights Institute for Middle School Student Leaders on November 19th – 21st at Congregation Emanu-El of Westchester in Rye, New […] Read more »
