Peekskill’s Jeffrey Deskovic: A Journey from Jail to Justice

Jeffrey Deskovic returned to Ossining — just a mile from Sing Sing Correctional Facility — for the screening of a new film covering his release from prison after serving 16 […] Read more »

Next up for Aerin Frankel: Pro Hockey with Caesar Salad on the Side 

For Aerin Frankel, these are indeed salad days. Especially if you toss in a little romaine lettuce.   On the wings of her Gold Medal performance for the U.S. Women’s Olympic Hockey […] Read more »

Audra McDonald: Life on Stage and in Northern Westchester

Tony, Grammy and Emmy Award-winning soprano Audra McDonald makes a rare Westchester appearance when she takes the stage April 18 at the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater in Peekskill.   The Cortlandt Manor resident owns an unparalleled […] Read more »

Sleepy Hollow Gets a Seat at the Table in Mount Pleasant

When Sergio Serratto looked at the political landscape in Mount Pleasant, he saw town government was missing an essential piece: There were no Hispanic elected representatives. That was despite the […] Read more »

Update: Briarcliff Manor Public Library to Reopen April 20

The Briarcliff Manor Public Library will be returning to its permanent home at 1 Library Road this spring, with an anticipated reopening to the public of April 20. The shutdown to replace […] Read more »

Ossining’s $21M Transit Hub Project Breaks Ground

Construction is underway on the Village of Ossining’s $21 million downtown Multi-Modal Transportation Hub, which is projected to add some 242 parking spaces, EV charging stations and E-bike rentals and […] Read more »

Teatown’s EagleFest Lands at Croton Point Park

Teatown Lake Reservation welcomed crowds of enthusiasts to Croton Point Park on Feb. 14 for the 22nd Annual Hudson River EagleFest. The event celebrates the majesty of bald gagles during their annual winter migration along the Lower Hudson […] Read more »

Bad Bunny’s Music, Impact Celebrated at Ossining Library

The Ossining Public Library will celebrate the music and impact of Bad Bunny and the release of the new book “P FKN R: How Bad Bunny Became The Global Voice […] Read more »

For Sale: Church Where Washington Irving Worshipped

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church of Scarborough, which dates from 1851 and once counted Washington Irving among its worshippers, has been placed up for sale. The church in what is now Briarcliff […] Read more »

From Church to School: Ossining’s Historic Renovation

How will the Ossining school district turn a 19th century church into a 21st century performing arts education space, while preserving the building’s historical character?   The answers are being revealed during the […] Read more »