A routine meal out should feel simple. For Cooper Ho, a student at Hackley School in Tarrytown, it never has. Living with tree nut and shellfish allergies, he has learned […] Read more »
On a clear spring morning along the Hudson River, guests gathered at the Beacon dock with a quiet sense of excitement, waiting to board the Estuary Steward for Bannerman Castle […] Read more »
When Briarcliff High School junior Zahra Choudhri began researching civic education for an AP research project, one statistic stood out to her: 76 percent of high school seniors fall below a proficient level of civic knowledge. For Zahra, […] Read more »
In Westchester County, 90 children are currently waiting for something simple yet life changing: a consistent adult who shows up. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Westchester & Putnam has spent decades […] Read more »
For the month of March, the streets of Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown will quietly transform. Storefronts will become gallery windows. Errands will become encounters. A casual walk downtown will offer moments of reflection as the Art […] Read more »
Four River Town high school students have been named among the top 300 scholars in the prestigious Regeneron Science Talent Search, one of the nation’s most competitive science and math […] Read more »
The creative team behind 5 Ways I Didn’t Marry You, has created a short film that feels inventive and deeply human. Directed by former Tarrytown resident Tom Dunn, conceived by Christine Stoddard, and co-executive produced by Aaron Gold; the film explores […] Read more »
From her home in Irvington, Meredith Beckford-Smart helped lead one of the largest and most ambitious space research simulations ever conducted, proving that world-changing work can begin right here in Westchester. Last fall, Beckford-Smart served […] Read more »
Students from Ossining, Tarrytown and Peekskill gathered at Bethany Arts Community Center dressed up and ready to celebrate a year of growth through the Changemakers Program. The room was filled with energy as families, educators and community members clapped and cheered for […] Read more »
For nearly 50 years, Irvington High School girls varsity basketball was shaped by one steady presence on the sidelines: Coach Gina Maher. Her retirement marked the end of an era for the program that became known […] Read more »
