Westchester’s newest performance and events venue, The Ark, has released its fall 2025 schedule of programs. Located in Tarrytown at the Shames JCC on the Hudson, The Ark includes a 3,500 square […] Read more »
Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins and New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli are urging residents to check if they have lost money owed to them. Westchester County residents, businesses, […] Read more »
Meet Bucky! Bucky (AKA James Buchanan Barnes, The White Wolf, or simply “Mr. Sir”) is a four year-old AKK (Alaskan Klee Kai), ironically from Nevada…about as far from Alaska as […] Read more »
Officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced the names of more than 16,000 semifinalists in the 71st annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These academically talented high school seniors have an […] Read more »
Dr. Fazaana Ali has joined the staff of doctors at Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital. Dr. Ali grew up on the Caribbean island of Trinidad. As a child, she was always […] Read more »
Now you can read the full September 2025 issue of River Journal on your computer or mobile device. Please feel free to share with friends and family who might not […] Read more »
The much-awaited $2 million repaving project on Route 134, from the New Castle Town line to Route 9A in Ossining, is now underway. “The repaving of this vital thoroughfare is […] Read more »
Cortlandt Manor photographer Chris Bruno will be exhibiting his work in Peekskill and Croton-on-Hudson this Fall. Bruno began studying photography five years ago under Gerry Katzban at Westchester Community College. […] Read more »
On Saturday, Sept. 6, Historic Hudson River Towns will present “Music Across the Hudson,” a full day of free music at six locations highlighting scenic riverwalks, river crossings, ferry connections […] Read more »
River Journal caught up with Tarrytown author Lauren Glattly to find out more about her new picture book, Proper Badger Would Never Trash the Classroom! Below is a Q&A with […] Read more »
