It was 1984 and Lindsay Farrell, a young mother recently arrived from New York City, was looking for reasons to get out of her large, drafty house in Ossining. This […] Read more »
In 1986, the Logrea Dance Academy’s doors opened, and they have remained open in the same location in Ossining ever since. In May, the academy is celebrating its 40th anniversary. On Saturday, May 16, in the SUNY Purchase Performing Arts Center, […] Read more »
In honor of Juneteenth, the Briarcliff Ossining Ministerial Association (BOMA), Star of Bethlehem Church, NAACP Ossining, the Ossining Village Juneteenth Council, CSI Briarcliff, and JTC Experiences invite the community to […] Read more »
Ossining Wine and Liquor is hosting a Grand Re-Opening Ribbon Cutting with the Greater Ossining Chamber of Commerce to celebrate their new ownership of this anchor business for the Croton […] Read more »
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) today announced the return of weekend service on Metro-North Railroad’s Haverstraw-Ossining Ferry. This program, now in its third year, will offer hourly service across the […] Read more »
The Hudson River Spring Festival will take place on Saturday, May 9, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, May 10, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Windrose on Hudson, 1 Shady Lane Farm Road, Ossining. Timed for Mother’s Day […] Read more »
A scenic campus in Ossining, once an exclusive corporate retreat, has opened its doors to the community for special occasions, vacations or an occasional morning cup of coffee. Windrose on Hudson, 62 rolling, wooded […] Read more »
Westchester Land Trust (WLT) will host its 2026 Annual Benefit, Hope on the Hudson: Where Land, Legacy, and Care Endure, on Saturday, June 6 at The Center at Mariandale in Ossining. […] Read more »
Residents and visitors are invited to explore the history, neighborhoods, and stories of Ossining during Jane’s Walk Ossining, a free weekend of guided community walks taking place May 1–3 as part […] Read more »
Scott Craven has a voice that can direct traffic or disperse a crowd—handy during his career as an Ossining police captain. The retired officer required no microphone to captivate a hometown crowd, along […] Read more »
