Briarcliff Pickleball Expansion Sparks Neighborhood Debate

Imagine an amplified ping-pong match running in your living room from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.—the rapid, plastic pops of paddle hitting ball never stopping. For residents along Chilmark Park, […] Read more »

Annual Food Drive Yields Record Amount of Donations

Sometimes one act of kindness can reverberate across great distances and affect many. This year’s food drive reached a whopping 800 pounds – the equivalent of over 700 meals for […] Read more »

Finding 50 Countries in Their Own Backyard: Tappan Hill School Tours the EF Culture Fair

Where can first graders in Tarrytown learn how to use chopsticks in China, taste brigadeiro in Brazil, pick up football tips in France, practice Kanji calligraphy in Japan, and join lively dances in Chile just steps […] Read more »

Early Diagnosis and Intervention Key in Identifying Autism

You’re concerned your young child may be on the autism spectrum. Yet the earliest appointment you can make with a specialist may take as long as a year and a […] Read more »

Sleepy Hollow’s ‘Incredible Ride’ to Syracuse

“It’s been an incredible ride,” says Anthony Giuliano, Sleepy Hollow High School varsity football’s head coach, reflecting on the team’s historic season as the Horsemen prepare to vie for the […] Read more »

Local Stars Shine in Taghkanic Chorale Concerts

The Taghkanic Chorale proudly announces its highly anticipated fall concert, showcasing the extraordinary talents of local professional singers and musicians. The concert entitled “Rejoice and Sing! Chorale Masterworks for the […] Read more »

Restaurant Shakeup: Goodbye Seafood, Hello Thai and Himalayan

Goodbye, Ocean House Oyster Bar & Grill. Hello, D Thai Kitchen and Sikkim Hut.  The restaurant shakeup started at 49 N. Riverside Ave. in Croton-on-Hudson when Ocean House owners Paula and Brian Galvin decided to close after 21 years.   “We have […] Read more »

Father, Daughter, Cheever: From Ossining to Shady Hill

John Cheever, whose short stories and novels earned him the nickname “the Chekhov of the Suburbs,” put Ossining on the literary map, setting some of his best-known stories in the thinly disguised town of Shady […] Read more »

Harckham/Levenberg Funding Helps Improve Heating and Ventilation for Briarcliff Manor Public Library & Community Center

New York State Senator Pete Harckham and Assemblymember Dana Levenberg announced today that a total of  $200,000 in state grant funding is making possible the installation of a new HVAC […] Read more »

Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber Launches “Holiday Bingo” to Drive Local Shopping Across Our Communities

From now until early January, the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce (HVGCC) is sponsoring Holiday Bingo, a free, community-wide shop-local campaign happening now across our communities. Holiday Bingo is designed to […] Read more »