On July 24th, the Ossining Children’s Center (OCC) broke ground for the Rebecca and Arthur Samberg building at 32 State Street in Ossining during a short ceremony honoring the Sambergs’ […] Read more »
Ossining High School senior Giovanni Santucci won the Best in Category award for behavioral and social sciences at the recent Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix. His […] Read more »
The Ossining School District, on a mission to prevent children from losing gains made during the school year, is working with partners all summer to saturate the community with books […] Read more »
This past Saturday Ossining appointed four new officers to the Ossining Police Department. Officers Gabriel Guzman, Michael Juliano and Luke Malone are all Ossining natives, and began their police academy […] Read more »
Nestled between two boat yards on the banks of the Hudson River, The Boathouse is a great neighborhood spot but also well worth the drive from anywhere in Westchester. With […] Read more »
Speakers at the Ossining High School graduation on June 22 urged students to be brave, embrace their vulnerabilities, and pursue their passions. Valedictorian Emma Montgomery said the world at large […] Read more »
We all know how Clark Kent, the mild-mannered reporter for the Daily Planet, would transform into Superman to fight crime and keep the citizens of Metropolis safe. Although we […] Read more »
Chef Showdown 2019, a culinary competition, took place at Atria on the Hudson. Ex-Captain Tom Camp, a 46-year member of the Ossining Volunteer Fire Department accepted the challenge to compete […] Read more »
Giovanni “Gio” Toribio, 7, was cheered on by his second-grade classmates in an assembly where representatives from Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital presented him with an official sash designating him as […] Read more »
As of July 1st a well-known Yonkers drop-in closed its doors for the last time. These resources are invaluable to our communities and should remind us how important transitions of […] Read more »