Gideon Vardi Phones-In His Art

  Human fascination with natural wonders seems to always be focussed on the larger-than-life. After all, in a world with the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls, it becomes easy to […] Read more »

Local Artist “DRIFTS” in to White Plains Library

Every year, billions of pounds of trash are dumped into our world’s oceans. Luckily, there are people working tirelessly all around the world to fix this. One of these people […] Read more »

Junior Horsemen Football and Cheer Teams Seeking More Participants

The spirit of football is alive in Sleepy Hollow with the Junior Horsemen Football and Cheer Program. Formerly known as the Wolfpack of Tarrytown and North Tarrytown, the four teams […] Read more »

Cardboard Comes to Life at the Ossining Public Library

Local artist Tanya Evans-Johnson is back with a new exhibit at the Ossining Public Library, after a successful debut display at the Greenburgh Town Hall. Unlike traditional sculptures and paintings, […] Read more »

Transfiguration Parish School Pivots and Returns as a Private School

For seventy-five years, the Transfiguration Parish School in Tarrytown was a staple of the local Catholic community. Sadly, at the end of the 2023-2024 school year, it was forced to […] Read more »

Reclaiming Trash to Make Unique Art 

The art of Greenburgh resident Tanya Evans-Johnson is proof that one doesn’t need a traditional medium to make a masterpiece.  Forgoing graphite, oil paint and ink, Evans-Johnson opts for a […] Read more »

A Garden Where Children Help Guide their Own Way

Nearly 40 years ago, Temple Beth Abraham of Tarrytown opened its preschool. Four years ago, they closed due to the pandemic. After pandemic restrictions loosened, the temple merged with the […] Read more »

Sleepy Hollow High School Mural Celebrates Community and Culture 

High School hallways don’t have the reputation for being bright and colorful, but the entrance to Sleepy Hollow High School’s auditorium will now defy that expectation. When the new school […] Read more »

Bulldogs Roam the Irvington Streets

During the spring and summer months, pedestrians on Irvington’s Main Street will see more than the many stores, restaurants and amazing views of the Hudson River that the town has […] Read more »

A Century of Scouting in Irvington

2024 is an important year for the Irvington Girl Scouts. December marks their 100th anniversary after being founded by Isabel K. Benjamin, known as the “First Lady of Irvington” and […] Read more »