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 »

The Grand: Croton Cool, Brooklyn Hip

If you stopped by The Grand in Croton-on-Hudson one night this winter, you may have caught a set by Brooklyn singer-songwriter Steve Gunn or were immersed in the sonic world […] Read more »

Briarcliff Trustee Malcolm Netburn Remembered for Service, Humility, Curiosity

Village of Briarcliff Manor Trustee Malcolm Netburn, who died Feb. 5, was remembered as an environmentalist and planning expert who served humility, curiosity and a focus on listening first, understanding the story before weighing in.  The cause was […] Read more »

Sing Sing Museum Compiling Prison’s Oral History

The Sing Sing Prison Museum in the Village of Ossining has begun collecting interviews as part of a multi-year Oral History Project on religion and incarceration.  The museum is asking volunteers connected to the prison system, […] Read more »

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 »