Last summer we ran an article entitled "A Tale of Two Schools" which was prompted by calls we had received from school personnel who were concerned with discipline and behavior […] Read more »
To understand the planning behind the revitalization of Tarrytown’s post-industrial waterfront, it is necessary to look at Greenwich, Connecticut-based National RE/sources. Read more »
As of June 1, the wage and benefit contract for Sleepy Hollow’s Police Department was two years past due. Currently, the Department and the Village are in negotiations while also […] Read more »
For the better part of eight years, Sleepy Hollow’s Mayor, Philip Zegarelli, has crafted a plan with the help of the Board of Trustees, residents, volunteer boards, Village and County […] Read more »
One of the many positive things to come out of Sleepy Hollow’s public hearings on Lighthouse Landing, was the opportunity to speak with Nick Robinson. He joined the Planning Board […] Read more »
Top: Salvation Army worker with New Orleans resident. Bottom: Chevrolet pickup truck being loaded with tools and supplies bound for New Orleans to aid in reconstruction efforts. The effects of […] Read more »
The issue of a new Village Hall for Tarrytown raises several questions – the first being, how efficient has Village government been with a project that started ten years ago? Read more »
JoAnne Murray with her business partner, Ed Schultz In 1974 JoAnne Murray moved from Oneonta, New York to be closer to her home town of Suffern in Rockland County. She […] Read more »
Mayor Fixell at groundbreaking ceremony. The day proved quite refreshing after the rain clouds cleared during the early morning of January 12th. A small group of people gathered for the […] Read more »
Alyce Coqueran On Cortlandt Street in 1926 a midwife named Mrs. Zingaro delivered a baby girl to be named Alyce. She grew up on that block attending and graduating from […] Read more »
