River Journal spoke with Andy Lyons, Co-Chairperson of Irvington’s Historic District Committee, about a letter that this publication received from Mayor Brian Smith, reaching out to residents and property owners […] Read more »
Andrea Ziltzer of Briarcliff Manor thought she was prepared for whatever the genetic counselor would tell her. She knew she did not have breast cancer… at least not now. […] Read more »
In 2004 Transfiguration parish entered into a twinning relationship with a parish in Soyapango, El Salvador, Reina de la Paz (Queen of Peace). This program has continued to be a […] Read more »
A book fifty years in the making has been published, Jeanne Kostich, Pocantico Hills resident since 1963, has written: A History of Pocantico Hills from 1880 to the Present. “It’s […] Read more »
“Ms. Mayte, could you give this poem to all the kids that you meet in your classes, so they might get inspired and dance flamenco, so they can feel powerful […] Read more »
Help us continue working with you in our community. Our highly motivated group of young women is often seen around town participating at many local community events such as the […] Read more »
The licensed support staff at the Allstate Insurance office in Briarcliff make sure they take time with each and every one of their clients, assuring that each person knows and […] Read more »
Jeff Brown opened The Westchester School of Guitar, now in Briarcliff Manor, 26 years ago, to teach students of all musical tastes and share his deep love of the instrument. […] Read more »
In the “home environment” setting, Immaculate Conception Pre-Kindergarten in Irvington prepares children for formal education using Montessori materials, according to Director Victor Presto. “We don’t consider ourselves a Montessori school,” […] Read more »
As autumn begins our third Thanksgiving we are offering salted caramel apple pies, as well as the new mini, salted apple caramel crumb pies, our famous pumpkin chiffon and apple […] Read more »
