Jaida Strippoli, a three-sport athlete at Ossining High School, has proven to be an impressive athlete, student, and participant in many extracurricular activities. Throughout her high school varsity basketball career, […] Read more »
All the great real estate partners in the River Journal share a passion for helping their buyers get the right home, apartment, or country club membership and their sellers get […] Read more »
Washington Irving fourth and fifth-graders explored the themes of kindness, acceptance and consciousness in an original musical revue called Life in the Woods, inspired by Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods […] Read more »
This past December, Congresswoman Nita Lowey announced that the non-profit cultural organization Historic Hudson Valley (HHV) in Sleepy Hollow was awarded a $30,000 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant […] Read more »
Another New Year is upon us! And though hopefully we are all ready to embrace the new adventures, challenges and changes that lay ahead, by this point in the season, […] Read more »
This past June, Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner asked his two interns to take on a new project. The interns were charged with writing and designing a new blog called […] Read more »
When New York City-based personal trainers Molly and Anthony Canu ran the Sleepy Hollow Halloween 10K six years ago, they immediately fell in love with the area. “We loved how close we still […] Read more »
It’s October. It’s Sleepy Hollow. It’s the setting, each year, for one of the most historically spooky Halloweens in all of the US. But now, in 2019, it’s even more. The River Journal can […] Read more »
Win One of Three Copies of Nick Bruel’s Newest Bad Kitty Book, Kitten Trouble, Autographed by Nick Himself! Enter Today and Share on Facebook for an Extra Entry! There’s terrible […] Read more »
You might not realize it, but the trail that slices through many of these river towns sits atop a rich vein of history. Just below the surface lies the Old […] Read more »
