In her novel Hope for the Worst, Kate Brandt, a resident of Montrose, tells the story of Ellie, a 24-year-old stuck in a dead-end job and questioning the meaning of […] Read more »
Grants from Hendrick Hudson Community Educational Foundation (HHCEF) typically enrich student learning in the district, but a recent donation is providing an educational lifeline to students at a secondary school […] Read more »
Longtime New York State Assembly Member Sandra “Sandy” Galef was feted in early January by the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce to thank the popular legislator for a remarkable […] Read more »
Marilyn Elie, co-founder of the Indian Point Safe Energy Coalition, has tracked events at the now-decommissioned nuclear energy power plant over the past quarter-century. The Cortlandt Manor resident’s seminal role […] Read more »
“Really?!” That’s a typical reaction of people who learn that the current site of the now-decommissioning Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant once had a 100 foot-by-150-foot swimming pool for city […] Read more »
In 2014, after nearly 20 years in Brooklyn, we decided it was time to start looking for a new home. Back then, there was always a steady exodus to the […] Read more »
Interested parties can contact the party Chairs prior to Feb.10, 2023 to set up a time to meet with the campaign committee. Read more »
As November’s elections slide into the rearview mirror, Democracy rolls on, and the Cortlandt Democratic Party and the Croton Democrats are beginning preparations for the November 2023 election cycle. For […] Read more »
Let It Shine is a nonprofit organization located in Verplanck, NY with a thrift store that supports a food pantry. At the Let It Shine Food Pantry, guests fill their […] Read more »
The $57 million Capital Project is tax neutral and will be funded through the District’s Capital Reserve Fund ($20 million saved) and New York State Building Aid. Read more »
