Projects Proposed for Briarcliff Manor, Ossining and Yorktown The Westchester County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) has voted preliminary approval of financial incentives for three energy-related projects proposed in Briarcliff Manor, […] Read more »
For as long as she can remember senior Daisy Bolger has had access to cameras, either filming or having fun in front of the lens, making silly videos with her […] Read more »
New York State Senator Pete Harckham attended a special ribbon cutting ceremony at the Roosevelt Elementary School today to commemorate the opening of a new playground made possible by a […] Read more »
IMPACT 2022: Art that Bears Witness presents the work of a diverse group of artists working in a wide variety of media that challenge us to (re)consider some of society’s […] Read more »
The Westchester Chordsmen chorus is proud to present a special spring concert, “Back in Business,” in Ossining on May 21 at 7pm. This will mark the first time that the […] Read more »
The Village of Ossining is trying once again to find a developer to turn a Main Street landmark into a dining or entertainment destination that will set the table for […] Read more »
After going undefeated in three preliminary rounds, the Ossining High School Mock Trial team proved victorious once again winning the county competition. They will next compete at the regional finals, […] Read more »
What a relief that our Town of Ossining Planning Board now includes thoughtful individuals who are considering the balance between development and the environment rather than rubber-stamping new proposals. As […] Read more »
Kendal on Hudson recently welcomed a young adult refugee from Burma to live in the older adult living community. The community partnered with Hearts and Homes for Refugees, a non-profit […] Read more »
The River Towns can claim their fair share of creative residents. Writers, artists, comedians, photographers, actors, and musicians live here. But up until recently, Ossining hasn’t had that much of […] Read more »
