What do a headless horseman, an old book in Dutch and a bell have in common? Stumped? They are part of Friday’s kickoff celebration for the Old Dutch Church’s 325th […] Read more »
At the Historical Society, Inc., Serving Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown, we would like to express our appreciation to everyone in the community who voted for our proposal during the recent […] Read more »
Baby boomers who played Dad’s Club baseball in Tarrytown during the 1950s will remember a warm, soft-spoken, tactician of the game. This writer had the privilege of playing for Coach […] Read more »
The health reform bill may have devastating effects on the viability of hospitals across the nation and particularly in New York. While there are a number of advantages to the […] Read more »
This story was submitted to River Journal prior to May 19, 2010. That particular date has great significance for the author. On a sunny morning in May my husband, Fredi […] Read more »
The numbers for percentage increases in Irvington’s, Tarrytown’s and Sleepy Hollow’s budgets have been released. For the sake of an “apples to apples” comparison only the “General Fund” budgets will […] Read more »
We sat down with Westchester County’s Chief Operating Officer Attorney Kevin Plunkett in his Tarrytown home. It was later in the evening and even though he had experienced another intense […] Read more »
After a full and beautiful life, “Ibbets” Knapp, a long time resident of Irvington-on-Hudson, died peacefully on May 11, 2010 at Kendal-on-Hudson in Sleepy Hollow, with loving family by her […] Read more »
Today’s struggling economy has left many older adults facing financial hardship and filled with uncertainty when it comes to their healthcare. For those on a fixed income, saving money wherever […] Read more »
In the previous issue of this publication we wrote a “From River Journal” column entitled Headless in the Hollow? Read more »
