
With the unexpected retirement of Superintendent Kathleen Matusiak, the Irvington Union Free School District finds itself in a period of transition. In August, to help the district through this transition, […] Read more »

As with any means of comparison, the source of the information is critical. When it comes to ranking school districts and high schools within New York State, one particular online […] Read more »

Acclaimed comedian Robert Klein brought his unique and hilarious brand of humor to The Club at Briarcliff Manor, the region’s premier senior living community under development, which recently hosted a […] Read more »

At age 69, Jo-Ann Taylor provides both motivation and inspiration for the students in her exercise classes at Club Fit in Briarcliff Manor. She is remarkably fit, youthful, enthusiastic and […] Read more »

During a recent Library Board of Trustees meeting, Ken Wray, Sleepy Hollow’s library liaison and Mayor, informed those in attendance that a majority of his Village Board did not want […] Read more »

Around the year 2000 when Briarcliff’s current Village Manager, Philip Zegarelli, was the Mayor of Sleepy Hollow, Keith Austin (then Mayor of Briarcliff) came to Zegarelli with a problem. “Briarcliff […] Read more »

Irvington School Superintendent Kathleen Matusiak, who had two years remaining on her current contract, resigned from her position and it was announced by the Irvington School Board at their July […] Read more »

You are twenty years old, a senior at Boston University and it’s right before Thanksgiving weekend. Surely a scenario for happiness and anticipation for almost all college students, and Carol […] Read more »

Since 1995, Briarcliff High School has celebrated the lives and careers of nearly 40 graduates from 1927 to 1988 by inducting them into the Hall of Distinguished Alumni. Yearly presentations […] Read more »

Brian Smith is an articulate Mayor and as such is easy to understand. This publication contacted him in mid-June to discuss his perception of the current issue, “Do we or […] Read more »