In 1979, a postage stamp cost 15 cents, and Anthony Arturi was just beginning his career with the U.S. Postal Service. Forty-five years later, with the price of a stamp […] Read more »
Adam Weiss’ tenure as CEO of the Harold & Elaine Shames Jewish Community Center on the Hudson has been marked by expansion and community-building. The seasoned educator and administrator has […] Read more »
That dream you’ve had of owning a piece of heaven can finally come true, if you’ve got $5.49 million to spend. That’s the asking price of a century-old stone castle-like […] Read more »
When Daniela Cordero logged into her QuestBridge application portal and saw she had been matched with the University of Pennsylvania, she was shocked. “I stared at the letter for a […] Read more »
Yeshivath Viznith Dkhal Torath Chaim and Khal Torath Chiam have reached an agreement with the village of Briarcliff Manor to dismiss litigation and explore alternative uses of the former Pace […] Read more »
You can drop the “interim” from Mary Fox-Alter’s title with the Ossining public school district. The district’s Board of Education announced that Fox-Alter has agreed to a contract that will […] Read more »
Sing Sing, the acclaimed film set in the Ossining prison about the redemptive power of the arts, took home a pair of major awards at Monday’s Gotham Awards. Colman Domingo […] Read more »
Foster Memorial AME Zion Church in Tarrytown, where fugitive slaves found refuge during the Civil War, recently marked the 160th anniversary of the church’s establishment on Wildey Street in October […] Read more »
Those white e-bikes that popped up around the Village of Ossining have been busy since they debuted in August, with more than 1,000 rides taken covering 1,400-plus miles as of […] Read more »
When Sebastian Sage was in the third grade, he was hit by a car on Taxter Road in the Town of Greenburgh. It took a year and a half for […] Read more »
