Officer Angela Martello will make history Tuesday evening when she is sworn in as the first femal esergeant in the history of the Sleepy Hollow Police Department. Born and raised […] Read more »
Now you can read the full September 2026 issue of River Journal on your phone, tablet or computer. Please feel free to share with friends and family who might not […] Read more »
David Rocco of Yorktown Heights is an author and photojournalist. He has been involved as a volunteer for many cultural and environmental initiatives in the Hudson Valley and NYC. He is presently on the Board […] Read more »
Students at Dows Lane Elementary School will return to a thriving garden this fall, with new improvements and grant support creating even more opportunities for hands-on learning and community engagement. […] Read more »
A new exhibit, “Neither Bought Nor Conquered” – The Revolutionary War and the Tenant Farmers of Philipsburg Manor, will open on Saturday, August 29 at the Irvington Historical Society and […] Read more »
It’s March 1939. Anni Blum, age 12, and her rambunctious little sister Rosie are put on a train leaving Nazi-occupied Vienna, Austria, for England. Papa is in a labor camp […] Read more »
Friends of Music Concerts’ 2026-27 season – “Serenity and Passion” — opens with the esteemed Han, Setzer, Finckel piano trio on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, 7:30 p.m. at Sleepy Hollow […] Read more »
New York State Senator Pete Harckham announced today that $2.1 million in state grant funding is heading to local municipalities to help complete important projects and upgrades related to public safety. Each […] Read more »
Renata Rainer, a long-time resident of Irvington, died on June 24, 2026 at age 98. Renata was born in Vienna, Austria on May 20, 1928, but fled to New York […] Read more »
The completion of a major sidewalk improvement project in front of Philipsburg Manor that will enhance pedestrian safety, accessibility, and the visitor experience along one of Sleepy Hollow’s busiest historic […] Read more »
