
It can be risky to open a small business in the middle of an economic downturn, but John and Alyssa Chambal, who have co-owned Briarcliff’s Good Food for only five months, don’t... Read more »

To honor Briarcliff’s 110th Anniversary next year, The Briarcliff Manor/Scarborough Historical Society is creating a 128-page photo book on the history of the Village. It will be published by Arcadia Publishing and... Read more »
If you haven’t visited the liquor store at the corner of Pleasantville Road and North State Road recently, put it on your bucket list right away. Owner, Judy Brazong, has transformed the... Read more »

With the coming holiday season a short section of North State Road in Briarcliff is expected to reopen the day before Thanksgiving. The less than 500-foot stretch of road provides access into... Read more »

Kim Izzarelli has an extensive professional background in employee pension and benefits and she wants each voter to know that 70 cents of every budget dollar by spent by local governments goes... Read more »

A long-standing resident of Briarcliff Manor, John Mangialardi is running for the Town of Ossining Justice position in the upcoming November 8 election. A graduate of Fordham University and Saint John’s University... Read more »

The Briarcliff Manor Education Foundation kicked off the school year with a high-spirited luau at the Village’s Law Park Pavilion on Saturday, September 24. This friend and fundraiser event, billed as a... Read more »

In the winter of 1981, the Rotary Club of Briarcliff Manor held its first fundraiser – a Christmas tree sale. Their total profit was $4.00. “About one hundred trees were trucked in... Read more »

On the west side of Route 9A is a very short stretch of North State Road which funnels into the downtown Village of Briarcliff. Read more »

On Saturday, September 24th, the Briarcliff Manor Hook & Ladder Company will open a special display at the Briarcliff Manor/ Scarborough Historical Society on the lower level of the Briarcliff Library. Historic... Read more »