How To Make Sure That You Are Safe While Driving

Driving a car may seem like a very easy task, but it is something that requires a lot of responsibility and attention. Driving a car can be dangerous especially if […] Read more »

Types of Compliance Training: Explained

Compliance Training is a type of training that teaches staff how to comply with all required regulations and legislation that is pertinent for their company and job role. Compliance Training […] Read more »

RiverTalk Episode 13 – A Conversation with CHHOP CEO Cynthia Knox

“Every person is entitled to safe and affordable housing and healthy, nutritious food,” says Cynthia, B. Knox, Esq., CEO of Caring for the Hungry and Homeless of Peekskill (CHHOP). A nonprofit […] Read more »

City of Peekskill to Receive Two Planning Achievement Awards from the Westchester Municipal Planning Federation

The City of Peekskill will receive two Planning Achievement Awards from the Westchester Municipal Planning Federation during their 47th Annual Awards Planning Program to be held virtually on Monday, November […] Read more »

Hudson Valley Ronald McDonald House Launches Giving Tuesday Campaign and Online Holiday Auction

Giving Tuesday, November 30th, 2021, refers to the Tuesday after Thanksgiving observed across the nation and is a day that encourages people to do good after days of celebrating and […] Read more »

‘Tis The Season for Sanity Clause

Artis Senior Living will present ‘Tis the Season for Sanity Clause. This free educational program will discuss the importance of taking care of yourself during the holidays while being a […] Read more »

Todd Kindergartners Learn about Fire Safety

Todd Kindergartners recently had the opportunity to look at a fire truck and to learn fire safety skills at a presentation from the Briarcliff Manor Fire Department. Volunteer firefighters presented […] Read more »

Field Hall Foundation Announces $335,000 In New Grants for Seniors

Field Hall Foundation announced $335,000 in new grants including $310,000 that was awarded through the Foundation’s Fall grant cycle. The funding will be used to provide services that directly improve the […] Read more »

Cortlandt Brook Dam Removal Restores Aquatic Life

Volunteers from local conservation organizations recently planted dozens of trees and shrubs to help restore an area along a portion of the Furnace Brook in Cortlandt that had been obstructed by an […] Read more »

From Swimming in the River to Keeping it Clean

It all began with a dip in the Hudson.  When Tracy Brown, who became the first woman president of the Riverkeeper advocacy organization on Nov. 1, was house hunting around Sleepy […] Read more »