With clear skies and a joyous sun beaming down, spring has now officially (as far as I’m concerned) arrived. On a recent Friday, my wife took my daughter into work, […] Read more »
The Board of Education for the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns formally adopted the proposed budget for the upcoming 2010-2011 school year at a public meeting on April 15. Read more »
On March 24, 2010, Grassroots Environmental Education, in partnership with Pace University, announced the results of their How Green Is My Town? program, a county-wide, 142-point evaluation on how the […] Read more »
The unique set-up of the Thursday, March 18 Board of Education meeting for the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns gave the community a chance to dig into the meat of […] Read more »
What had previously been only rumor and conjecture took a huge step towards reality on Thursday, March 4th, when Tarrytown Superintendent Howard Smith officially recommended that the Board of Education […] Read more »
Quiet little Neperan Park has gotten a face-lift and the results have been a hit with children of all ages. The upper portion of the park, left wild until recently, […] Read more »
The phone rang on a lazy afternoon just before 2:00. I glanced at the caller ID number; it looked mildly familiar, local, but I couldn’t place it off-hand. I picked […] Read more »
After a winter of discontent which included floating the idea of consolidating schools, packed and heated Board of Education meetings, a unique up-close-and-personal look into the administration, and a lot […] Read more »
It is no secret that debate over the upcoming Irvington School Budget has opened a lot of wounds in this tightly-knit community, with some parents venting frustration and anger at […] Read more »
Hollywood invaded Tarrytown last month but, in addition to Keanu Reeves and James Caan, another group of big time celebrities performed for the cameras — this time on the grounds […] Read more »
