Greenburgh has a rich artistic culture and history. Below are the stories of a few notable artists who either currently live in Greenburgh, lived here in the past, or were […] Read more »
Just about one year ago, the US men’s team surprised the world by bringing home Olympic gold in the sport of curling. Since that time, team member Tyler George has […] Read more »
Bethany Arts Community ( BAC ), a new 44,000 sq. ft. multi-arts space just completing its first year of operations, received $202,347 in funding from the New York State Council […] Read more »
Last week Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner announced that he was going to organize an effort to help federal government employees who have been furloughed and facing financial troubles. Although […] Read more »
Today, Woodlands Middle/High School’s administration building is located on 475 West Hartsdale Avenue. However this building was once a mansion containing thirty- five rooms. From 1902-1938, this building and eighty […] Read more »
Briarcliff High School Student Stephanie Vaream recently earned her Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouts. The high school senior who has been a Girl Scout since […] Read more »
At 425 Ridge Road in Hartsdale, stands a house which looks unimportant, but which is actually a very important house in the history of the United States. It is on […] Read more »
Enter Today to Win One of Three Sets of FOUR TICKETS to the Hanneford Circus at the Westchest Civic Center! Winners May Select From the 10:00AM Performances on February 16 […] Read more »
In this issue we’re launching a new column, My Westchester, a Q&A featuring some of our more high-profile neighbors in the River Towns. Turn to page 15 for the first […] Read more »
For centuries Europeans from wine growing regions such as Italy, France and Spain have been drinking wine every day with their lunch and dinner. Wine is almost a food group […] Read more »
