February sings Valentines Day, hearts, and love. Ossining resident, Cora Silvestri, one of the Old Traditions, New Beginnings project collaborators, shares her love story and a song that feels like […] Read more »
On Oct. 3, 1951, despite trailing 4-2 in the bottom of the ninth inning, New York Giants’ Bobby Thomson’s three-run, walk-off home run against the Brooklyn Dodgers won the National League pennant in a […] Read more »
Ingredients: 1 Jolly Gentlemen & His Wife 1 Snowy-White Beard 1 Red Velvet Suit A Pinch of Mischief Add: 2 Kind Hearts Boundless Generosity A Heaping Cup of Holiday Spirit Preparation: Jolly […] Read more »
“I can rhyme a grocery list, but I can’t make a meal,” says 20-year Cortlandt Manor resident, Barbara Schore, with a laugh. The widowed mother and grandmother has had a life-long love for rhyming words. The […] Read more »
Change is the one constant in life, and in the past 100 years, much has happened to precipitate change. A world that experienced the Great Depression and World War II […] Read more »
Ice cream and baseball have long been associated with the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer because what could be better than a brown bonnet cone or a cherry-topped sundae […] Read more »
River Town school districts have recently added two holidays to their calendars—Juneteenth, in commemoration of the emancipation of enslaved people, and Lunar New Year, an Asian holiday celebrated on the […] Read more »
in Da Nang City, landfills have reached, or are near, capacity Read more »
Peekskill City and New York State officials gathered with the community for a ribbon-cutting at Charles Point Park on John Walsh Boulevard in October to celebrate the reopening of Fleischmann […] Read more »
A late July morning shower did not dampen enthusiasm at Van Cortlandt Manor in Croton-on-Hudson, municipal sponsor for the Manor’s multi-million-dollar site restoration project. Historic Hudson Valley welcomed Croton Village […] Read more »
