Peekskill’s Jeffrey Deskovic: A Journey from Jail to Justice

Jeffrey Deskovic returned to Ossining — just a mile from Sing Sing Correctional Facility — for the screening of a new film covering his release from prison after serving 16 […] Read more »

Public Tours of Tarrytown Lighthouse Resumed April 4

Public tours of the Tarrytown Lighthouse in Sleepy Hollow resumed on Saturday, April 4, inviting visitors to explore one of Westchester County’s most treasured waterfront landmarks. These curator-led tours are […] Read more »

Lincoln Depot Museum 2026 Opening Weekend

The Lincoln Depot Museum is pleased to announce the start of their 11th season with Opening Weekend on April 25 and 26. The 2026 season will feature many new artifacts, […] Read more »

Next up for Aerin Frankel: Pro Hockey with Caesar Salad on the Side 

For Aerin Frankel, these are indeed salad days. Especially if you toss in a little romaine lettuce.   On the wings of her Gold Medal performance for the U.S. Women’s Olympic Hockey […] Read more »

Plants for Prisons Brings Growth and Healing to Correctional Facilities through Local Partnership

This spring, hundreds of plants will make their way into the gardens of three New York correctional facilities, where incarcerated individuals will care for them as part of programs focused […] Read more »

Holocaust Syndrome Set To Premiere At Studio Theater In Exile April 25 & 26

Studio Theater in Exile at Hudson Valley MOCA in Peekskill announces two limited engagement premiere film screenings of the one-woman play, Holocaust Syndrome on Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April […] Read more »

Rabbi David Holtz Reflects on His Retirement

Rabbi David Holtz of Temple Beth Abraham in Tarrytown is retiring after 33 years of leading the congregation. He will leave behind a decorated legacy filled with community, connection, and service.   After spending six years in Baltimore as an assistant rabbi, Holtz […] Read more »

Briarcliff Middle School Students Visit Bethany Arts Center

Briarcliff Middle School seventh and eighth graders recently had the opportunity to explore the history of Blacks in America in an exhibit that presents the contribution of Black Americans in […] Read more »

New Walking Tour Chronicles the Irish History of Yonkers

Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site is pleased to present a brand new walking focused on the history of the Irish in Yonkers, taking place on Saturday March 14 at […] Read more »

National Liberty Museum Exhibition on Free Assembly Features Local Photographer’s Photo

As Americans and visitors alike gather across the country to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary, the National Liberty Museum invites the public to rediscover one of our most powerful – […] Read more »