Sleepy Hollow Officials Mull Police Commissioner Vote

The Sleepy Hollow Board of Trustees has until mid-March to decide whether to allow a public referendum on creating a police commissioner’s position to run the village Police Department. A […] Read more »

Croton Aqueduct and NYC’s Fabulous Fountains

When the Croton Aqueduct first brought clean water to New York City, it gushed forth from a number of celebratory fountains. In their Sunday, Jan. 11, presentation at the Hastings-on-Hudson […] Read more »

Sleepy Hollow’s New Mayor Sets Her Agenda

After a resounding victory with her slate of trustee candidates in the November elections, Marjorie Hsu took office as the village of Sleepy Hollow’s mayor Dec. 1.   Her civic involvement includes chairing the village’s Planning Board […] Read more »

Kykuit Tours Suspended for 2026 During Planned Upgrades

Tours of Kykuit, one the Hudson Valley’s most popular attractions, are being suspended for 2026 as part of a plan to upgrade and expand public access to the entire Pocantico Center campus in Tarrytown.  The Beaux-Arts […] Read more »

Tarrytown Music Hall Acquires a Second Home

Editor’s note: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that the Tarrytown Music Hall added new elevators and bathrooms in 2024. The vacant Veterans Memorial Building will be returning […] Read more »

Teatown’s Hudson River EagleFest Returns to Croton Point Park

The 22nd Annual Teatown Hudson River EagleFest will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7. at Croton Point Park in Croton-on-Hudson.  Celebrating the majesty of bald eagles as they […] Read more »

Sleepy Hollow’s ‘Incredible Ride’ to Syracuse

“It’s been an incredible ride,” says Anthony Giuliano, Sleepy Hollow High School varsity football’s head coach, reflecting on the team’s historic season as the Horsemen prepare to vie for the […] Read more »

Restaurant Shakeup: Goodbye Seafood, Hello Thai and Himalayan

Goodbye, Ocean House Oyster Bar & Grill. Hello, D Thai Kitchen and Sikkim Hut.  The restaurant shakeup started at 49 N. Riverside Ave. in Croton-on-Hudson when Ocean House owners Paula and Brian Galvin decided to close after 21 years.   “We have […] Read more »

Father, Daughter, Cheever: From Ossining to Shady Hill

John Cheever, whose short stories and novels earned him the nickname “the Chekhov of the Suburbs,” put Ossining on the literary map, setting some of his best-known stories in the thinly disguised town of Shady […] Read more »

For Renaissance Briarcliff’s Neighbors, Size Matters

Concerns over the proposed Renaissance Briarcliff development’s density, visual impact and effects on the schools topped the list for neighbors who spoke during the project’s first public hearing.  The Nov. 18 hearing […] Read more »