It is no secret that debate over the upcoming Irvington School Budget has opened a lot of wounds in this tightly-knit community, with some parents venting frustration and anger at […] Read more »
It started out innocently enough. At the February 2nd Irvington Board of Education Public Meeting, Irvington Superintendent, Dr. Kathleen Matuziak, presented her recommendation on the possible merger of the Dows […] Read more »
To sit across from John Kapica, the former Chief of Police for Greenburgh (he retired on November 28, 2009), one is immediately aware of the man’s energy. At age 65 […] Read more »
Ask any retail merchant or restaurant owner about January and, with few exceptions, they will bemoan the month from a financial gains standpoint. The light of the Christmas holiday season, […] Read more »
In spite of some drizzling rain two hours into the event, the Castle on the Hudson’s first annual Winter Festival held on Sunday, January 24th, can be billed as a […] Read more »
The Irvington Town Hall Theater was packed on Friday, January 29th, with eager spelling aficionados there to witness the passion, drama, and intrigue that made up the 4th Annual Friends […] Read more »
In a lesson straight out of Sesame Street, New York State rewarded Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown, and Briarcliff Manor for playing well together and sharing. Read more »
The Riverview Natural Burial Grounds at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery provides a landscape of unmatched natural beauty for those seeking a “Green Burial” option for themselves or their loved ones. Read more »
Sitting in the office of Tarrytown’s Recreation Supervisor, Joe Arduino, the view of the marina next to the Senior Center told Arduino that the ice on the Tarrytown Lakes was […] Read more »
Westchester County Executive, Rob Astorino, addressed the Westchester County Association January 14 at the Doubletree in Tarrytown. Read more »
