The newly enlarged Chamber, which will retain the Gateway name, takes effect January 2025. Read more »
You can drop the “interim” from Mary Fox-Alter’s title with the Ossining public school district. The district’s Board of Education announced that Fox-Alter has agreed to a contract that will […] Read more »
This fall, international students at EF International Language Campus in Tarrytown embraced the spirit of the season through a blend of cultural immersion and community service. While cheering on the […] Read more »
Bethany Arts Community announced today grant awards totaling $75,000 from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) in support of our programming, exhibitions, and performances. Funding will also […] Read more »
The Church of the Magdalene is thrilled to be hosting the distinguished John Dominick during Masses on Saturday at 5 pm and on Sundays at 9 and 11 am. John […] Read more »
Dear Residents, As we wrap up 2024, I wanted to share a few updates on what’s happening at City Hall. Please review the following and if you have any questions, […] Read more »
Sing Sing, the acclaimed film set in the Ossining prison about the redemptive power of the arts, took home a pair of major awards at Monday’s Gotham Awards. Colman Domingo […] Read more »
Hundreds of people commute past one Pleasantville native’s work without knowing it. Joseph Cavalieri, 63, is the face behind the iconic “North, South and Home” stained glass artwork that casts […] Read more »
When students at Irvington Middle School hear the phrase “hit the boards,” they enthusiastically dive into the day’s thinking task. The catchy phrase – popularized by teacher Gregg Pernick and co-teacher […] Read more »
New York State Senator Pete Harckham announced today that the purchase of a new fireboat for the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department was made possible through a $100,000 State Senate grant he […] Read more »
