There’ll be plenty of bicyclists cruising through Briarcliff Manor’s downtown this spring and summer. Among them will be police officers detailed to the village’s bicycle patrol. Cops on silver mountain […] Read more »
The Bear Mountain Bridge recently turned 100 years old, and now it’s ready for a facelift. The New York State Bridge Authority has announced a deck replacement project aimed at […] Read more »
Floating lines, crisp intersecting circles and overlapping shapes create a certain buoyancy and joy in Kara Wilson’s art. Her exhibit “Identity” is now on view through April 25 at The […] Read more »
Parul Shukla, MD, regional chief of colon and rectal surgery for Northwell’s Westchester region, was recently honored with the prestigious Westchester County Health Commissioner’s Public Health Award for his outstanding […] Read more »
Prom season is here and once again Westchester County is partnering with Operation Prom to make sure that every high school senior in Westchester can look fabulous on the big […] Read more »
During National Volunteer Month in April, the American Red Cross asks donors to help keep the blood supply stable by making an appointment to give blood now. Type O blood […] Read more »
Parents worry when their children are sick. Fortunately, most childhood illnesses are not serious. Children rarely experience the severe diseases that were common in the past such as whooping cough, diphtheria, […] Read more »
The 8th Annual Cherry Blossom Festival & Plant Sale will be held Saturday, May 3, at the Peekskill Riverfront from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. In addition to the plant […] Read more »
2025 is a Jubilee year for the Catholic Church, and Timothy Cardinal Dolan, archbishop of New York, has chosen Graymoor in Garrison as a pilgrimage site. “This is a remarkable […] Read more »
Westchester Parks Foundation’s Pitch in for Parks, a multi-day volunteer event that helps get parks ready for peak season, begins on Earth Day, April 22, at Lenoir Preserve in Yonkers and […] Read more »
