Sleepy Hollow Cinema Launches Capital Campaign Following 501(c)(3) Approval

Sleepy Hollow Cinema (SHC) announced it has received 501(c)(3) nonprofit status and is launching its “Light the Lantern” capital campaign to build a permanent movie theater on Beekman Avenue. The […] Read more »

Construction 101: What You Must Remember to Do During Site Surveys

If there’s one phase of a construction project you don’t want to rush, it’s the site survey. This is where everything begins, and small mistakes here can turn into big […] Read more »

Kendal on Hudson CEO Jean Eccleston Honored at Pace University’s 2026 Westchester Changemakers Awards

Jean Eccleston, Chief Executive Officer of Kendal on Hudson, will be honored alongside three other esteemed community leaders at the annual Pace Celebrates: Westchester Changemakers Award Ceremony. The inspiring event, hosted […] Read more »

Briarcliff Manor’s Newest Sandwich Shop, Serving Fast & Fresh Breakfast & Lunch

Briarcliff Manor’s newest sandwich shop, Froggy’s, is hosting a Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting with the Greater Ossining Chamber of Commerce to officially celebrate their exciting new business. At the event […] Read more »

Hendrick Hudson Presses Albany and Washington for Relief as Indian Point Shutdown Continues to Strain School Finances

The Hendrick Hudson Central School District is continuing an active and ongoing effort to secure state and federal assistance as it works to address the lasting financial impact of the […] Read more »

Westchester Mom’s Colorectal Cancer Surgery Carried a Life-Threatening Brain Risk

Mihaela’s story There’s no such thing as ‘too young’ for colorectal cancer, a harsh reality Mihaela, a 47-year-old single mom from Armonk, learned firsthand when she was diagnosed with Stage IIA […] Read more »

NewYork-Presbyterian and Regeneron to be Honored at BOMA Westchester’s Hall of Honor Dinner on May 7

The Building Owners and Managers Association of Westchester (BOMA) has announced that NewYork-Presbyterian and Regeneron will be the honorees at BOMA’s 34th Annual Hall of Honor Awards Dinner to be […] Read more »

Want to Help this Earth Day? Play Outside.

Over 56 years ago, the first inaugural Earth Day event occurred in the United States. What started as a small protest for the environment has since grown to reach 193 countries and over 1 billion people. The […] Read more »

What Can We Do Better? River Journal Chats with Phelps’ Beata Mastalerz

You don’t have to have been a nurse to run a successful hospital, but it can help. That’s certainly true of Beata Mastalerz, president at Northwell’s Phelps Hospital, whose focus on those receiving care is fundamental and who is now being presented with […] Read more »

10591 Spooks the Spring with Halfway to Halloween 

In a few weeks you’ll see dozens of costumed teams exploring historic sites and bounding into businesses all while helping boost a local economy that has seen one of its most challenging […] Read more »