Congratulations to Ossining High School seniors Summerville Beckford and Natalie Partridge, who were both named Regeneron Scholars on January 7. They are among 300 seniors from around the country to […] Read more »
Singer-songwriter Hannah Judson brings an intimate and immersive live performance to Sing Sing Kill Brewery on Friday, January 30 from 8:00–10:00 PM. The show is free and open to the […] Read more »
Teatown Lake Reservation has been awarded a three-year, $1.5 million grant to advance two innovative forest restoration research projects. The funding provided by a private foundation will support new scientific initiatives […] Read more »
Students from Ossining, Tarrytown and Peekskill gathered at Bethany Arts Community Center dressed up and ready to celebrate a year of growth through the Changemakers Program. The room was filled with energy as families, educators and community members clapped and cheered for […] Read more »
Ingredients: 1 Jolly Gentlemen & His Wife 1 Snowy-White Beard 1 Red Velvet Suit A Pinch of Mischief Add: 2 Kind Hearts Boundless Generosity A Heaping Cup of Holiday Spirit Preparation: Jolly […] Read more »
Metro Physical & Aquatic Therapy is excited to announce the grand opening of its new facility at the Arcadian Shopping Center (214 S Highland Ave) in Ossining. This brand new […] Read more »
You’re concerned your young child may be on the autism spectrum. Yet the earliest appointment you can make with a specialist may take as long as a year and a […] Read more »
John Cheever, whose short stories and novels earned him the nickname “the Chekhov of the Suburbs,” put Ossining on the literary map, setting some of his best-known stories in the thinly disguised town of Shady […] Read more »
For many years, “up the river” was the slang term for being sent to Sing Sing prison in Ossining for incarceration, up the Hudson River from New York City. But as of early November, the phrase has taken on a fresh meaning. Up the River is the name […] Read more »
Rehabilitation Through the Arts, the Purchase-based nonprofit whose work was highlighted in the film Sing Sing, has launched its program to prepare women at the Taconic Correctional Facility in Bedford for life after prison. Reimagining Myself is geared […] Read more »
