For 30 years, Gareth Hougham conducted scientific research at IBM, but his real passion is improving the health of the Hudson River by taking care of its tributaries, which can […] Read more »
For gardeners, families, and friends, Teatown PlantFest has become an annual “Rite of Spring.” Held on the Teatown grounds Friday May 10 (3-7pm) and Saturday May 11 (9-2pm), this 2-day […] Read more »
Interested in doing yoga on a spring day at the Ossining waterfront? While at the same time helping to continue the delivery of quality health care to the community? If […] Read more »
GE’s Crotonville campus in Ossining will stay on the tax rolls, with its new owner planning to operate the former corporate retreat as a conference center. However, the property’s approximately […] Read more »
New York State Senator Pete Harckham, along with Assemblymember Dana Levenberg, Ossining Town Supervisor Elizabeth Feldman, Ossining Village Manager Karen D’Attore, labor leaders and environmental advocates, collectively called today for […] Read more »
An Ossining home is the first LEED Platinum passive house in Westchester County. The house, located near the Teatown nature preserve, is both net zero (producing more energy than it […] Read more »
Sing Sing, a film based on the work of a nonprofit that helps incarcerated individuals develop life skills through the arts, is slated for a July premiere in New York […] Read more »
On March 29th at 7:30 PM, Marianne Williamson will be on the Hudson Valley Books for Humanity (HVBH) stage for an informal book signing and to give her perspective on […] Read more »
Following a long career of public service and leadership, Ossining Food Pantry President Martin B. Engelhardt, Jr. has announced his retirement from the board effective March 25. Mr. Engelhardt, a […] Read more »
Did you know that the suffragist Carrie Chapman Catt, the anarchist Emma Goldman, and the abolitionist Sojourner Truth all lived in the Ossining area? Well, Women’s History Month is on […] Read more »
