Peekskill High School’s Class of 2024 has the distinction of being the school’s 100th graduating class. Through the 1800s, two distinct school districts straddled MacGregory Brook. After 80 years of […] Read more »
This summer, Caroline Ranald Curvan, Ossining’s Town Historian, will take a research trip to the South Pacific to learn more about Ossining artist Alfred Agate and his life as an […] Read more »
The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center (HHREC) held a dedication for the Anne Frank Sapling at the Garden of Remembrance in White Plains on June 11. Close to 100 […] Read more »
The story of Allan Block Insurance began in 1959 when Allan Block began his career selling insurance door to door in Tarrytown. Allan walked with a limp that resulted from […] Read more »
Westchester County officials and the Westchester County 9/11 First Responders Memorial Committee gathered to commemorate the conclusion of recovery operations at Ground Zero, by paying their respects at Westchester’s 9/11 […] Read more »
The Sleepy Hollow-based education non-profit Historic Hudson Valley is launching Kofi’s Fire, an interactive graphic novel based on the true story of the “New York Conspiracy of 1741” and Kofi, […] Read more »
Saturday, May 18th, marked the inaugural launch of the Village of Ossining‘s military banner installation on Croton Avenue. The banners honor the community’s Veterans, active duty, Reserve, and National Guard […] Read more »
New York State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins commemorated the 150th anniversary of the Village of Sleepy Hollow with a Senate Resolution on Monday. Sleepy Hollow Mayor Martin Rutyna, Deputy […] Read more »
To commemorate the completion of the $3.4 million capital project, Westchester County Executive George Latimer held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on May 23 at the Tarrytown Lighthouse in Sleepy Hollow, unveiling […] Read more »
The five-episode docu-series by Jon Bennett explores events leading up to the 1949 Peekskill Riots Read more »
