Since 1968 the Westchester Sports Hall of Fame has honored more than 200 outstanding professional and amateur sportsmen and sportswomen, living or deceased, who have gained prominence in their fields […] Read more »
“Henry Martin stands out not just on the wrestling mat but also in life. Known for his exceptional skills as a wrestler, he’s more than just his athletic prowess,” says […] Read more »
Spring is officially here – and so are Spring sports at Briarcliff. We caught up with new and returning coaches to find out what’s new with the teams and what […] Read more »
Receivers ran routes, caught passes and conducted footwork drills during football practice at the Anne M. Dormer Middle School gym in Ossining. The 13 young women attended the evening session […] Read more »
Westchester County Parks and the Hudson River Fishermen’s Association will host their inaugural Youth Fishing Derby on Saturday, April 6, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Croton Point Park […] Read more »
The Ossining school district’s initiative to choose a mascot that reflects the spirit and values of the community continues in March when it distributes a survey to gauge public opinion. […] Read more »
The Family YMCA at Tarrytown, under the direction of Cindy Guzman, started its YMCA Elite All-Stars Cheer program a few months before the pandemic. Now, for the second year in […] Read more »
At 6:15 p.m. on Feb. 1, the Irvington High School gymnasium was filled to bursting with people of all ages dressed in green and white, the Irvington school colors. The […] Read more »
At three o’clock, the school day ends for high school students, and it’s time to head home and relax, get together with friends, chill. Not if you’re a member of […] Read more »
Few names shine as brightly as Gaylord Perry’s in the Hall of Fame of Baseball. Born on September 8, 1936, in Los Angeles, California, Perry’s journey from a talented and […] Read more »
