On November 20-21, the community came together to put on this year’s Festive Fair, a holiday benefit for the Ossining Children’s Center. The Fair, the brainchild of Sue Taub, owner […] Read more »
Students’ Schools Received $5,000 Donation From GDC Ginsburg Development Companies has announced the winners of the Thanksgiving Giving Thanks Greeting Card Design Contest where elementary school students from four different […] Read more »
Diners, Dives & Dreamers, a festival of original one-act plays, will mark Westchester Collaborative Theater (WCT)’s return to in-person performances on Friday, Dec. 3, running for two weekends, through Sunday, […] Read more »
The Capa Space, an education and exhibition non-profit organization, dedicated to exploring and continuing the legacy of ‘concerned photography’ a term coined by the late Cornell Capa to describe photography […] Read more »
Dear Editor: With the General Election now past, I would like to take a moment to express how thankful I am for the opportunity to serve another term as Ossining […] Read more »
The Ossining School District has received a grant of $835,000 from the federal Emergency Connectivity Fund. The money will go toward Chromebooks and internet connectivity for our Ossining families. The […] Read more »
Dozens of families attended the First Steps/Primeros Pasos 2021-22 kick-off event October 8 at the Ossining Public Library. Children and parents danced, listened to a read-aloud and watched staff members […] Read more »
If you haven’t yet visited Ossining’s Bethany Arts Community (BAC), make some space on your calendar. Since incorporating in 2015, the locally focused non-profit has launched arts programming— exhibits, classes, and performances— on […] Read more »
“It’s a seven-day-a-week, 365-days-a –year job. And the buck always stops here.” For Chris Gatti, vice-president of Gracelane Kennels – the oldest continuously-operating dog kennel in the US – the business of caring for other people’s animals is not […] Read more »
The Ossining School District opened for the first day on Sept. 2, as scheduled, but classes began a few hours late after the remnants of Hurricane Ida blew through the […] Read more »
