Several weekends ago, a friend and fellow Tarrytowner, introduced me to a new bookstore in the heart of our own Village. I have been wishing for an independent bookstore in […] Read more »
Over the past few months, Ian Driver has familiarized himself with a Disney classic. The indefatigable Briarcliff director and SUNY Purchase educational coordinator unwaveringly decided to take on Aladdin Jr. […] Read more »
In Briarcliff, whiffs of chlorine, sun block, and other cherished scents of summer have always welcomed early June into our little Village. This year, they were even more pungent with […] Read more »
Author and naturalist Susan Fox Rogers is coming to Warner Library Thursday, July 19 at 7 pm to speak about her experiences kayaking on the Hudson River. Susan describes the […] Read more »
The man’s smile is infectious and his eyes twinkle with the energy few 65-year olds possess. He is, by anyone’s standard, a successful businessman and that success shows no sign […] Read more »
On the brink of emulsifying a new life outside of Briarcliff, fellow members of this year’s graduating class lament on leaving behind a home that has offered security and comfort […] Read more »
Standing on the dock, I was a nervous wreck as I thought about the conditions in which I would be doing this. Suddenly, the boat pulled up. I forced myself […] Read more »
Gangs of blackbeards and beauties will be swashbuckling their way though Sleepy Hollow this summer as Historic Hudson Valley expands to seven days from three its popular, family-friendly event called […] Read more »
Dear Briarcliff High School Class of 2012: Although you may be filled with both excitement and trepidation, I am confident you are indeed prepared to move beyond the comfort of […] Read more »
Briarcliff kicks off barbecue season with the second event in an ongoing series of special nights (entitled “1st Thursday…Night Lights”) where the public is invited to “stroll, shop and dine.” […] Read more »
