Growing up in the 1940s and ‘50s was a lot different from today. We respected our elders and, God forbid, we didn’t listen to our parents. My dad (Jacob Klein) […] Read more »
Bob Millstein’s shop, Briarcliff Classic & Imported Car Service, is celebrating its golden anniversary. He’s marking the occasion in classic style: driving his 1965 Jaguar XK-E up the switchbacks of the […] Read more »
When I was a kid, my parents used to tell me the stories about how my family came to America. I love hearing these stories from the seniors today about […] Read more »
Few names shine as brightly as Gaylord Perry’s in the Hall of Fame of Baseball. Born on September 8, 1936, in Los Angeles, California, Perry’s journey from a talented and […] Read more »
Peekskillian Malaka Garrett, who works at City Hall, sometimes wonders why the Town of Cortlandt virtually envelops the small City and ponders how the relationship between the two municipalities evolved. […] Read more »
Explore the top historical sites in Europe with our comprehensive guide, featuring iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, the Acropolis, and Stonehenge. Read more »
On Wednesday, January 31st the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center (HHREC) and the Ossining Public Library hosted a live theatrical performance of Letters from Anne and Martin, a unique […] Read more »
A $438,979 Infrastructure and Capacity Building Challenge Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) will help Historic Hudson Valley restore and dredge the millpond at Philipsburg Manor, a […] Read more »
A group of local second-generation Holocaust survivors have written and published a book documenting their families’ experiences during World War II. Testaments of Courage in the Holocaust is a compilation […] Read more »
Most New York Ranger fans probably have never heard of Murray Murdoch. And why would they? Although Murdoch was a member of the Blueshirts’ original 1926 roster, played in 508 […] Read more »
