The Palisades Interstate Park Commission (PIPC) todayannounced the opening of the Bear Mountain Ice Rink for the 2026-27 season. Voted Best of the Hudson Valley from2020 to 2024, the rink […] Read more »
Yorktown officials gathered on Monday to cut a ribbon at the Tom Diana Park at Granite Knolls Recreation and Sports Complex, celebrating the completion of two new sand volleyball courts. […] Read more »
River Journal is saluting top high school student-athletes from its coverage area throughout the academic year. The series continues with student athletes from the Hackley School in Tarrytown. Emma Curran, […] Read more »
Every November, Peekskill neighbors lace up their sneakers, strap turkeys into strollers and backpacks, and head through the heart of downtown. They aren’t chasing a record time. They’re racing to […] Read more »
The Briarcliff Rotary Club will be sponsoring its annual fundraising event featuring the world-famous Harlem Magic Masters basketball team playing against a local all-star team of residents, teachers and other hoop fanatics who want to upset the seemingly unbeatable team. […] Read more »
Each month throughout the academic year, River Journal will be saluting top high school student-athletes from its coverage area. The series begins with Briarcliff High School. ANGELINA DONAHUE, SENIOR Donahue […] Read more »
Joe McDermott grasped the importance of Hackley’s football rivalry with Riverdale Country School when he quarterbacked the Hornets from 2011-2014. That was reinforced when he was hired to coach the […] Read more »
To anyone who’s followed local sports over the years, the names B.J. Surhoff, Art Monk and Saniya Chong are legendary. Surhoff, a Rye native, was a 1985 MLB top draft pick who went on to a standout 18-year career […] Read more »
The community is invited to lace up for the 22nd Annual Ossining MATTERS Run-Walk for Education on Saturday, September 5 at 8:00 AM at the Joseph G. Caputo Community Center. […] Read more »
Call them bumps, humps or hummocks: You’ve felt them underfoot or under your wheels on the Mario Cuomo Bridge’s popular Shared Use Path. The annoying blisters dotting the 3.6-mile path that connects Rockland and Westchester counties […] Read more »
