Shames JCC on The Hudson will be hosting Rock 101: The Music And Stories of Ten Classic Songs on Sunday, Sept. 15. Moderated by Louis P. Masur, distinguished professor of […] Read more »
From a young age, Jonah Goldberg has been passionate about making positive strides against food insecurity. Now a senior at Irvington High School, Goldberg is putting his desire for social […] Read more »
Gwen McManus has been a soccer player nearly her entire life. But as much as soccer has been a part of her upbringing, she’s never let academics get pushed aside […] Read more »
Back in February, River Journal published a story about Patriots FC, a girls soccer club team made up of student-athletes mostly from Irvington, Ardsley, and Hastings-on-Hudson. At the time, the […] Read more »
This past Memorial Day, the Village of Tarrytown remembered the life of a local war hero for his bravery during World War II. Anthony Paolantonio was a B-24 bomber in […] Read more »
Ossining is finding itself on the national stage – and this month in Dallas, Texas, years of hard work in the lab and classroom will be put to the test. […] Read more »
Liz Peterson has been a dance teacher for more than 30 years. And as long as she can remember, she’s been a passionate advocate for animals. Along the way, those […] Read more »
Throughout Northern Westchester, solar energy continues to make inroads for both residential and community use. “The village has been a big proponent for solar energy,” said Bryan Healy, Village Manager […] Read more »
On the soccer pitch, what matters more: talent, teamwork, or tenacity? For Patriots FC, a Westchester-based girls soccer club, it’s been all three of those factors that have directly contributed […] Read more »
Art has a way of bringing a community together to spark thought, inspire others, and sometimes, even create change for the better. The town of Greenburgh is aiming to accomplish […] Read more »
