This year marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center that took the lives of 111 Westchester County residents and 12 former residents, as well as […] Read more »
To anyone who’s followed local sports over the years, the names B.J. Surhoff, Art Monk and Saniya Chong are legendary. Surhoff, a Rye native, was a 1985 MLB top draft pick who went on to a standout 18-year career […] Read more »
Call them bumps, humps or hummocks: You’ve felt them underfoot or under your wheels on the Mario Cuomo Bridge’s popular Shared Use Path. The annoying blisters dotting the 3.6-mile path that connects Rockland and Westchester counties […] Read more »
In 1982, William Least-Heat Moon published Blue Highways, recounting his trip through America’s small towns along secondary roads that steered clear of the Interstate. He relied on a Rand-McNally atlas to trace the […] Read more »
Lyndhurst Mansion in Tarrytown has unveiled the Paula Hayes Garden, a permanent land-art installation by sculptor and land artist Paula Hayes, enveloping a Hudson River overlook terrace, which explores issues of sustainability […] Read more »
Teatown Lake Reservation has received financing through more than $10 million in tax-exempt bonds issued by the Westchester County Local Development Corporation to support the nearly $23 million campus renovation underway. The […] Read more »
The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, which operates the Pocantico Center on the former Rockefeller estate in Tarrytown, has appointed Ian H. Solomon as the fund’s eighth president and CEO. Solomon, currently the dean of the Frank Batten School […] Read more »
A steep, narrow road winds uphill from Quaker Bridge Road in Cortlandt to a century-old estate modeled after a quaint European farmstead. A towering archway opens onto a cobblestone courtyard surrounded by […] Read more »
The developer of the proposed Renaissance Briarcliff estimated his project to build 110 luxury townhouses and five single-family homes on the former Pace campus could start in mid-to-late 2027 subject to final approvals. Leonard […] Read more »
How do you replace the founders of a popular free summer concert series and an acclaimed jazz venue when they’re living literally on top of you? For Jazz Forum Arts’ […] Read more »
