It’s been over two-and-a-half months since the Briarcliff Manor-Scarborough Historical Society was struck by Tropical Depression Ida and the organization is still recovering. Kaaren Smith, BMSHS’s executive director, said 16 inches of water […] Read more »
Although the Tappan Zee Bridge disappeared from sight in 2019, the once-reviled, now beloved Hudson River span has never vanished from the public’s imagination. The outcry from the citizenry after its replacement […] Read more »
Throughout 2021, the Peekskill Museum has been celebrating its 75th Anniversary via various programs and events. On Oct. 20 a key event was held — a Cocktail Gala held at the Factoria honoring former Governor George E. Pataki. Pataki is a former Mayor […] Read more »
A rare, Rescued Holocaust Torah from the Yorktown Jewish Center has been donated to the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center (HHREC), a nonprofit organization that offers education programs in partnership with local schools to enhance the […] Read more »
Sleepy Hollow’s protagonist is not, in fact, a lanky schoolmaster who retreated in the face of fear, but rather, a genuine hero who endured the unimaginable almost 80 years ago and spent his lifetime honoring his fallen brethren. THE Legend of Sleepy Hollow is Armando “Chick” Galella. And […] Read more »
Compiled by Gina Carey “Chick had an incredibly magnetic personality and he spoke with such energy and passion. The students listened intently…. so much so that you could hear […] Read more »
Compiled by Gina Carey “Chick had an incredibly magnetic personality and he spoke with such energy and passion. The students listened intently…. so much so that you could hear […] Read more »
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, […] 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 […] 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 […] Read more »
