When Dr. Robert Maher served as principal of Briarcliff High School, he could not have known that his idea to create a Hall of Distinguished Alumni would endure for decades […] Read more »
“None of Us is as Smart as All of Us,” said motivational speaker and business consultant Ken Blanchard a few years ago. This statement holds true not only in the […] Read more »
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 »
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 »
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 »
Who we are today is not who we will be in the future. This is the message bestselling author Jerry Craft, who is known for his popular graphic novel “New […] Read more »
Concerns over the proposed Renaissance Briarcliff development’s density, visual impact and effects on the schools topped the list for neighbors who spoke during the project’s first public hearing. The Nov. 18 hearing […] Read more »
The Pocantico Hills Central School District serves students from pre-k through eighth grade. Each year, towards the end of January, the eighth graders at Pocantico (known as POCO) are required […] Read more »
One of this year’s recipients of the Briarcliff High School Distinguished Alumni Award, Class of 1965 alumna Elizabeth Rodgers, recently visited the school to unveil her plaque at the Hall […] Read more »
This past summer, some Briarcliff students participated in workshops at the school doing something which has never been done here before: they adapted a book into a play. “Brave New […] Read more »
