Westchester Launches Older Driver Safety Week

Westchester County Executive George Latimer has announced that “Keys to Safe Driving” – a series of five free sessions sponsored by the County’s Department of Senior Programs and Services (DSPS) […] Read more »

Megan Hanson Named Assistant Principal of Dows Lane Elementary School

The Irvington School Board of Education and Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mara Ratesic announced the appointment of Megan Hanson as the new assistant principal at Dows Lane Elementary School. Hanson […] Read more »

Our River Runs Through It – What’s New at the Hudson River Museum

When Masha Turchinsky took up the role of director and CEO of the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers in 2017, she inherited plans for an extension to be added to […] Read more »

6 Effective Ways to Sharpen Your Social Skills

Social skills are considered a competency that can help you communicate easily with others and it can take you places. Social skills are beneficial not only for your personal life […] Read more »

4 Key Qualities to Consider When Choosing an Event Photographer

Choosing the right event photographer can make the difference between cherished memories and disappointing results. Without the right qualities, you may end up with low-quality images and missed moments. This […] Read more »

Why the Right Legal Representation Matters: Insights from Dallas Defense Lawyers

QProtecting defendants’ rights, navigating complex legal systems, and building strong cases are crucial roles of skilled attorneys. A Dallas criminal defense lawyer can significantly impact outcomes by leveraging expertise to […] Read more »

Restylane Kysse: How Long Does it Last, and What to Expect

Hyaluronic acid-based lip fillers have become a popular cosmetic treatment to reduce wrinkles and enhance texture of the lip area with a flexible movement and natural looking volume, proven to […] Read more »

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Remember the pandemic? Here at River Towns Media we certainly do. In March 2020, just as events were being canceled, public gathering spaces were shutting down, and office workers and […] Read more »

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Our November issue is the last print edition of River Journal North, which will continue to publish stories and other information of interest to our community on riverjournalonline.com Read more »

How Urban Innovation Is Shaping Walkable Communities for Older Adults

How can cities ensure that seniors stay active, independent, and socially engaged as they age? Walkable neighborhoods are a crucial part of the solution, providing older adults with safe, accessible […] Read more »