The Bear Mountain Bridge recently turned 100 years old, and now it’s ready for a facelift. The New York State Bridge Authority has announced a deck replacement project aimed at […] Read more »
2025 is a Jubilee year for the Catholic Church, and Timothy Cardinal Dolan, archbishop of New York, has chosen Graymoor in Garrison as a pilgrimage site. “This is a remarkable […] Read more »
Curling is an international sport dominated by teams from Canada and Northern Europe. But against all odds, two local men have swept themselves to national recognition by medaling in the […] Read more »
“The parade brings thousands of people to Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown who in turn support the local businesses,” says Alice Koraca, committee member for the 2025 St. Patrick’s Parade. Now […] Read more »
A big chunk of the property taxes in Tarrytown and Ossining funds the school districts. State and federal grants also provide money for education, but the districts in the River […] Read more »
To Read the Full April Issue of RJN CLICK HERE From the top of the heap in the world of Westchester radio, to the Holy Mountain in Garrison. Throw in […] Read more »
Arts and culture are some of the things that make the River Towns special. World-class venues and organizations like the Tarrytown Music Hall, Jazz Forum Arts, The Jacob Burns Film […] Read more »
When we talk about Abraham Lincoln, we associate him with places like Springfield (Illinois.), Gettysburg (Pennsylvania) and Washington, D.C. Yet none of those can call themselves home to the longest […] Read more »
Trains have been stopping in Croton-on-Hudson since before the Civil War, when the first station was completed along the river in 1849. In 1903, electric trains started running from Grand […] Read more »
The Hudson River is a precious jewel that’s enjoyed by people who fish, kayak, swim, and site-see. According to environmental advocacy organization Riverkeeper, seven communities and more than 100,000 people […] Read more »
