The first time I met Linda Puglisi was memorable. As I imagine it is for just about anyone when they first make her acquaintance. In my case, it was a […] Read more »
John Sharp likes to feed Peekskill. His masterly management of multiple dining destinations (including Gleason’s and Birdsall House) attests to that. It’s a symbiotic relationship. Peekskill in turn feeds John’s hearty appetite to make things happen that makes people happy. His thirst […] Read more »
At a fundraiser in Peekskill the other day, one of the guests used the opportunity of a Q&A session to praise the featured speaker … for not being a political extremist. What a quaint notion […] Read more »
Along with 16,000 other U.S. high school students, Erik A. Brodsky of Cortlandt Manor has been named a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Competition. What sets Erik apart from most of the other Merit-orious names on […] Read more »
What are your plans for Halloween 2021? Will you mask up? Or mask out? Are you ready to scare up some harmless fun? Or do you think every day is plenty scary enough […] Read more »
In the second week of September 2001 I had scheduled a business trip to southern California. My colleague based there called me at the end of the prior week, encouraging me to fly out a day earlier […] Read more »
The Village of Croton-on-Hudson has announced that the first-ever Fall Festival will take place on Saturday, Oct. 2, from 12 noon-6 p.m. at Vassallo Park. There is no rain date. […] Read more »
Bruce Apar is Editorial Director + Associate Publisher of River Journal North Author’s Note: Mom + Pop Culture are a couple of real characters. They could be you and me. […] Read more »
'The roads are not a new problem, but we offer new solutions.' Read more »
Cortlandt resident Thomas Morzello, the new Assistant to incoming Village Manager Bryan Healy for Croton-on-Hudson, took advantage of remote learning during the pandemic to gain on-the-job experience – working for rehab clinic Hello Health […] Read more »