A Waiting Game in Sleepy Hollow

Waiting to hear from organizations seems to be a lot of what Sleepy Hollow is doing lately. Waiting for a statement from GM, waiting to hear the DEC results for […] Read more »

Tarrytown on the Move

As the summer winds down, the Village of Tarrytown continues with a full slate of projects that will start or continue into the new year. In a review of the […] Read more »

Affordable Housing Coming to Irvington, Westchester County Ordered by Federal Government

On August 10, 2009, the United States District Court Southern District of New York and the United States of America Anti-Discrimination Center of Metro New York filed a "Stipulation and […] Read more »

Women in Business, All in the Community

When Debra Bernstein and her husband, Ken, decided to move from New York City to Irvington some twelve years ago, there were quality of life issues that attracted them. Today […] Read more »
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Sleepy Hollow Sprint Triathlon Raises over $45,000 to Fight Blood Cancers

Nearly 300 triathletes gathered at Kingsland Point Park on Sunday, June 28, to take part in the first annual Sleepy Hollow Sprint Triathlon, which was sponsored and organized by Sleepy […] Read more »

Sleepy Hollow’s First "Second Sunday"

Sleepy Hollow hosted its first annual Second Sunday Event in the Morse School playground on July 12th as part of the Sleepy Hollow Downtown Revitalization Corporation. Read more »

A Nu Toy Store – Also A Family Favorite

A Nu Toy Store is entering its eighth month of business with a 2009 Family Favorite Award from Westchester Family Magazine for Best Independent Toy Store. Read more »
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Main Street Sweets – A Family Favorite

For the second year in a row, Main Street Sweets in Tarrytown has been named a Family Favorite Sweets and Treat Shop by Westchester Family Magazine. The family-owned and operated […] Read more »

Irvington Board Sets a Full Table… Officials Prioritize 21 Projects

Those lazy, hazy days of summer haven’t gotten a toehold in Village Hall according to Irvington’s Administrator, Larry Schopfer. If anything, the new Mayor and Board of Trustees have embarked […] Read more »

Going Green, Red & Yellow, A Most Colorful Farmers’ Market

Irvington’s fledgling Farmers’ Market is by all accounts a success. One simply has to visit the Main Street School parking lot on Wednesday afternoons starting at 4:30 and approximately 22 […] Read more »