Jeff Brown opened The Westchester School of Guitar, now in Briarcliff Manor, 26 years ago, to teach students of all musical tastes and share his deep love of the instrument. […] Read more »
Save the Date for the Fourth Annual Briarcliff Chamber of Commerce Harvest in the Village, Saturday October 12th from 10-3 on Pleasantville Rd. There will be lots of fun family […] Read more »
Briarcliff High School is home to seven National Merit Scholarship semifinalists and 11 National merit Commended Students this year. These students have been selected for this honor based on their […] Read more »
Briarcliff High School graduate and 2013 Intel Science Talent Search semifinalist Mark Moretto recently returned from Atlanta, where he was presented with the National Young Astronomer Award in recognition of […] Read more »
The new Briarcliff Community Center is almost here. Located next to the Village Library, the old Briarcliff train station depot is being converted into a multi-use facility with the […] Read more »
Briarcliff Manor has just named Karen Smith its new official Village Historian. The post once held by such notables as Tom Vincent and Margaret Pearson Finne has been vacant for […] Read more »
The Briarcliff Board of Education thanks the community for its support of the revised budget for the 2013-14 school year. Despite some difficult decisions made regarding reductions, the revised budget […] Read more »
The momentarily darkened stage suddenly came to life. The University’s Gilbert and Sullivan Society had just ended its final performance of the University of Michigan’s Lydia Mendelssohn Theater’s production of […] Read more »
The announcement was made at the organization’s 32nd Annual International Convention and Trade Show, held recently in Las Vegas. The IHRSA (International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association) Board of Directors […] Read more »
In the early 1900’s in Briarcliff Manor, Memorial Day was not celebrated as it today. As was the tradition in most communities, Memorial Day was a simpler holiday, with parades […] Read more »