We Are a Motley Crew

The Route 9 River Journal Heroes have one thing in common – our wish to clean up and keep (as far as possible) trash-free one particular stretch of the highway […] Read more »

Adam Weiss on Building a ‘Town Square’ at Shames JCC 

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 »

How Will Local Arts Organizations Fare? 

Arts and culture are some of the things that make the River Towns special. World-class venues and organizations like the Tarrytown Music Hall, Jazz Forum Arts, The Jacob Burns Film […] Read more »

Extreme Weather Creates Massive Humanitarian Needs Amid Nonstop Disaster Responses

In 2024, extreme weather mounted an overwhelming toll on people in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and throughout the United States. People impacted by disasters have relied on the American Red […] Read more »

Congressman-Elect George Latimer Reappoints Service Academy Board

Congressman-Elect George Latimer (CD-16) has announced the reappointment of the Service Academy Board originally established by outgoing Congressman Jamaal Bowman. This decision reflects Latimer’s commitment to continuity, excellence and the […] Read more »

The Hidden Costs of Car Ownership: How to Avoid Unexpected Expenses

Owning a car is a significant milestone, offering convenience and freedom. However, the costs of car ownership extend beyond the initial purchase price and monthly loan payments. If you’re not […] Read more »

Mayors Making Meaningful Moves to Protect Endangered Butterfly

Have you heard about the Mayors’ Monarch Pledge? It’s an initiative launched by the National Wildlife Federation in 2015 to encourage heads of local and tribal government across the U.S., […] Read more »

Harckham Secures Senate Grant Funds for Inclusive Playground at Peekskill School

New York State Senator Pete Harckham attended a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new inclusive playground at Hillcrest Elementary School in Peekskill on Wednesday, Dec. 18. The recreational space, where […] Read more »

Westchester County Parks Is Hiring And Training Lifeguards For Summer 2025

Spend the summer outdoors, make life-long friends, and learn new skills as a Westchester County Parks Lifeguard! Train with the Westchester County Parks Department to become a Lifeguard at its […] Read more »

Second Generation Holocaust Speaker to Share Unique Store of Missing Licenses Found in Germany

On Wednesday, January 8th, the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center (HHREC) will host second generation Holocaust speaker Lisa Salko, who will appear on the HHREC MemoryKeeper series to present 13 […] Read more »