Stepinac Faculty Member Selected as Recipient of the 2026 Susan J. Goldberg Memorial Teacher Award

The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center (HHREC) has announced that Joel Jenson, a member of Archbishop Stepinac High School’s History Department, has been selected by its Board of Directors as the […] Read more »

The 14th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Breakfast held on Jan 19

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast Committee and The Village of Hastings-on-Hudson Recreation Department hosted the 14th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Breakfast on Monday, […] Read more »

Hillside School Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Annual Peace March

Hastings-on-Hudson’s Hillside School students and staff came together to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through the school’s annual MLK Peace March, a longstanding tradition centered on […] Read more »

The Shot Heard Around the World and in the Womb

On Oct. 3, 1951, despite trailing 4-2 in the bottom of the ninth inning, New York Giants’ Bobby Thomson’s three-run, walk-off home run against the Brooklyn Dodgers won the National League pennant in a […] Read more »

Honor and Sacrifice, Glory and Loss: The Patriots of Patriots Park 

The River Journal joins this year’s celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the founding of America with a series of articles throughout 2026 highlighting people, places, or things in the River Towns that […] Read more »

Historian and a Movie at Philipse Manor Hall: The Crossing

Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site is pleased to present another edition of our “Historian and Movie” film series. This month we will discuss The Crossing (2000) which tells the […] Read more »

Philipse Manor Hall Presents Virtual Talk on the Hessian Army In Westchester During Revolutionary War

Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site and the Friends of Philipse Manor Hall are pleased to present a talk by Penn State historian Friederike Baer entitled “Fort Knyphausen and Other Mishmash: […] Read more »

Croton Aqueduct and NYC’s Fabulous Fountains

When the Croton Aqueduct first brought clean water to New York City, it gushed forth from a number of celebratory fountains. In their Sunday, Jan. 11, presentation at the Hastings-on-Hudson […] Read more »

Revolutionary Westchester Launches Toast 250 Tavern Nights

Taverns were at the heart of social and political life during the 18th century—community hubs for locals and travelers to enjoy refreshment, news, debate and revolutionary ideas. In this spirit […] Read more »

Grants Fund Westchester Holocaust Teaching Programs 

The Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center in White Plains has announced a new resource for teachers to assist them in teaching about the Holocaust and related topics including human rights, antisemitism, discrimination, racism and genocide.   The Kaidanow […] Read more »