Author to Discuss his book “The Last Goodbye” – A Personal Memoir of Life and Service in the Vietnam War The Lincoln Depot Book and Lecture Series continues on Saturday, November 6th... Read more »
Croton-on-Hudson has welcomed a new, charmingly old-fashioned addition to the Village: Croton Corners. The Soda Shop/General Store/Arcade is a family business in the best and purest sense. It is created for families by a family. The Tokkes, who own Croton Corners, are no stranger to family... Read more »
When Horsefeathers owner Julia McCue was in college, she started working at the restaurant as a hostess. That wasn’t by chance. Horesefeathers, Tarrytown’s oldest restaurant, was opened by her uncle Russ Rogers in 1981 and by the late 1980’s... Read more »
Broadway shows have returned, Yankee Stadium and Citi Field are full of fans, but nothing says fall is back in swing in the region quite like the return of Halloween season events... Read more »
The program on The Lost History of the 1st Rhode Island Regiment in the Battle of Pines Bridge in Yorktown, originally scheduled in early 2020 before the Covid-19 restrictions, will be held... Read more »
The City of Peekskill Fire Department will hold its annual 9/11 Ceremony – observing the fateful day’s 20th anniversary – at 6:30 p.m. at the Sam Oitice Heroes Remembered Memorial at Riverfront... Read more »
The 20th anniversary remembrance ceremony takes place at 1p.m. on Sept. 11, 2021, at the “Reaching Through the Shadow” Memorial at Croton Landing Park, Croton-on-Hudson. (In event of rain > Harmon Firehouse,... Read more »
Founder and Director Joseph McGill will spend the night at Van Cortlandt and Philipsburg Manors Historic Hudson Valley (HHV) today announced that Joseph McGill, founder of the acclaimed Slave Dwelling Project, will... Read more »
You read about the history of WRNW, the “glorious playhouse” in Briarcliff Manor HERE, HERE and HERE. Now join host Christian Larson as he speaks with the former WRNW DJs themselves about... Read more »
“You can come back baby, rock and roll never forgets.” As anyone who worked at or listened to WRNW FM during the tiny station’s heyday in the 1970s can attest, rock’n’roll never... Read more »
