Are you looking for the perfect gift for a woodwind player? Look no further! In this blog post, we will discuss six awesome gift ideas that any woodwind player would […] Read more »
As a kid growing up in Buchanan, singer-songwriter Scoot Horton, who now lives in Montrose, was equally enthralled by the Sex Pistols and Bob Dylan. Listening to his sophomore album, […] Read more »
Few realize the moment that life’s pivotal point has occurred. I do. One moment I was watching a play I wrote being performed at Philipstown Depot Theater in Garrison, and […] Read more »
Dows Lane Elementary School and Main Street School students connected with local authors, journalists, and individuals in leadership roles within the school district and community during the annual World Read Aloud […] Read more »
The Public Schools of the Tarrytowns considers it extremely important to offer students the broadest possible range of academic opportunities in order to foster creativity and expose them to different […] Read more »
All that’s left of a place where rock once lived is a pile of stones. The ramshackle backstreet building in Briarcliff Manor where radio stars like Howard Stern and Meg […] Read more »
W.L. Morse and John Paulding music teacher Jeffrey Mizen, who has a musical theater background and recently joined the district, is challenging students to not only become better musicians, but […] Read more »
Over the course of the late Ronnie Spector’s 60-year career, her travels took her from Harlem to London and beyond. On one August afternoon in 1980, the “Be My Baby” […] Read more »
Professor Louie’s Century Of The Blues Concert is a thank you to the great blues artists in history for their contributions throughout the years. The concert will feature Blues legends […] Read more »
Arthur Miller was a man of exceptional stature, and not just intellectually. I, a shrimp of five feet, can personally attest to his six-foot -plus height, having been in the […] Read more »
