On the verge of turning 50, Harvey is about to join the “Sandwich Generation” as a first-time father and a first- time caretaker of his own father Read more »
On Tuesday, August 6th, at 11:00 AM, the Village of Ossining will embark on an exciting new chapter with a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Indian Brook Water Treatment Plant. […] Read more »
The Village of Ossining is perhaps best known as home of Sing Sing Correctional Facility, which gave birth to the phrase, “up the river.” During its nearly 200-year history, the […] Read more »
Bethany Arts Community in Ossining has has earned a Four-Star Rating from Charity Navigator. This rating designates Bethany Arts Community as an official “Give with Confidence” charity, indicating that our […] Read more »
The play follows the journey of three men who discover a stranger trapped on a half-frozen lake. One tries desperately to save him from his harrowing fate, only to find that his... Read more »
Have you been seriously considering starting your own business or non-profit? Or have you already begun the process but aren’t sure how to proceed? Are you dreaming of being your […] Read more »
Riverkeeper Patrol Boat Captain and Vice President for Advocacy John Lipscomb is retiring this year, in the meantime smoothing the water for the Ossining-based environmental watchdog group’s next captain, Luis […] Read more »
“Hudson Link, and college education, is not just a gift for that student, changing his life. It’s a gift for the people who are going back to their families, back […] Read more »
Riverkeeper recently christened its new boat in honor of the late Bob Boyle, who founded the Ossining-based Hudson River environmental watchdog in 1966. The new addition to the organization’s fleet […] Read more »
This summer, Caroline Ranald Curvan, Ossining’s Town Historian, will take a research trip to the South Pacific to learn more about Ossining artist Alfred Agate and his life as an […] Read more »
