Irvington High School Student Earns Scholastic Gold Key and American Voices Nomination

Irvington High School senior Josh Greenbarg has earned national recognition for his writing, receiving a Scholastic Gold Key Award and an American Voices nomination for his creative nonfiction piece, “Boca […] Read more »

Lakeland Eagle Scout Project Gives Kindergartners a Special Place for Books

Aldo DiLaura, a senior at Lakeland High School and proud member of Boy Scout Troop 164, has completed an Eagle Scout Project to give kindergartners at George Washington Elementary School […] Read more »

Coming Home to Teach: Briarcliff Alumni Serving the District

For some Briarcliff High School graduates, the connection to their alma mater runs deep. Proud to wear the school’s blue and orange, a number of alumni have returned not just […] Read more »

Eagle Scouts Project Gives Back to His Lakeland Schools by Creating Lending Libraries

Jacob Wright, a junior at Walter Panas High School and proud member of Boy Scout Troop 174, has completed an Eagle Scout Project that leaves a lasting legacy of giving […] Read more »

Annual Audit of Village of Croton-on-Hudson Finances Released

An audit of the Village of Croton-on-Hudson’s finances confirmed that, during fiscal year 2025, revenues exceeded budgeted amounts by $1,205,091, expenditures were $293,659 less than budgeted, and other financing sources […] Read more »

2026 Free Tax Prep Kick-Off Event at Ossining High School

The Westchester-Putnam Workforce Development Board (WPWDB) will officially launch its 2026 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) season with a kick-off event at Ossining High School on Monday, Feb. 2, spotlighting […] Read more »

Bethany Arts Presents Black History & Culture: Revolutionary Legacies

Bethany Arts Community (BAC) announced its 6th annual Black History & Culture exhibition, titled “Black History & Culture: Revolutionary Legacies.” The exhibition is curated by Ossining Village Historian, Joyce Sharrock-Cole. […] Read more »

A Lifelong Student of Service: How FDNY Battalion Chief Marty Currid Turned Loss into Lasting Impact

For longtime Yonkers resident and recently retired FDNY Battalion Chief Martin “Marty” Currid, learning has never been confined to a classroom. It has unfolded on firegrounds, in leadership courses, and […] Read more »

Old Traditions, New Beginnings: A Hug from Heaven

February sings Valentines Day, hearts, and love. Ossining resident, Cora Silvestri, one of the Old Traditions, New Beginnings project collaborators, shares her love story and a song that feels like […] Read more »

Yorktown Police Dept. Adds Four New Vehicles Thanks to $170,000 from Senator Harckham

New York State Senator Pete Harckham announced today that the Town of Yorktown Police Department (YPD) has added a new squad car and three patrol motorcycles to its fleet, all […] Read more »