Local Authors, Local Books: Psychologist Offers Advice for Caregivers and Writers

Dr. Kenneth Barish has worked with children and families for over three decades. He teaches post-graduate classes in adolescent development, psychoanalysis, neuropsychological testing, and child psychotherapy, and he has published several widely read […] Read more »

Briarcliff Implores New York State to Act on Dangerous Route 9A Road Conditions

On September 14, Mayor Steven Vescio of Briarcliff Manor sent the letter below to Governor Kathy Hochul as well as leadership at NY DOT, Congressmen George Latimer and Mike Lawler […] Read more »

Congratulations to the September 2026 River Journal Pet of the Month 

Meet Cooper    Cooper is our sweet, goofy, and wonderfully quirky 6-year-old Golden Retriever who proudly rules our household. Born during the height of COVID near Lake George, New York, Cooper is […] Read more »

25 Local Students Named Semifinalists in 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program

Officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced the names of more than 16,000 Semifinalists – including 25 from schools in the communities covered by River Journal Online – in […] Read more »

Angela Martello to Become Sleepy Hollow’s First Female Police Sergeant

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 »

Read the September 2026 River Journal

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 »

Local Author Celebrates the Fireboats of the FDNY

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 »

Dows Lane Elementary School Garden Improvements and Grant Support Hands-On Learning

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 »

Westchester’s Revolutionary War History Exhibit Opens at Irvington Historical Society on August 29

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 »

Local Author, Local Books: Two Children’s Journey to Escape the Holocaust

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 »