
In a pub in rural Ireland, a few locals are enjoying a pint and a bit of gossip when their evening is interrupted by the arrival of an attractive stranger […] Read more »

Piper Phelps, a Tarrytown resident and eighth-grader at Sleepy Hollow Middle School, is already stitching her name on the world of crafting. In less than a year, what started as […] Read more »

The Village of Tarrytown, in partnership with The Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow Farmers Market (The TaSH), will be recognizing Black History Month with a celebration of food, culture and community […] Read more »

Nestled on the corner of Wildey and Washington streets in Tarrytown, The Neighborhood House has served as a vital community resource since the 1940s. Over all these years, its mission […] Read more »

Local playwright Loretta Oleck’s latest play, Badland Butterfly is a twenty-minute psychological thriller selected for inclusion in the NY Theater Festival of Short Plays, set to premiere February 13-16th at […] Read more »

For Mark Morganelli, 1985 was a watershed year. He married Ellen Prior and started a free summer jazz concert series in Riverside Park on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. This year, […] Read more »

After an extensive search, the Public Schools of the Tarrytowns officially announced that Principal Sharon O’Grady of the Washington Irving Elementary School will be promoted to the position of Assistant […] Read more »

Vivek Malik, a student at The Hackley School in Tarrytown, has been named a finalist in the prestigious Regeneron Science Talent Search 2025, the only Westchester County student to achieve […] Read more »

The Friends of Tarrytown Parks and Recreation Inc. today announced that they have received IRS approval to launch a new 501(c)(3) Foundation. The mission of the new foundation is to […] Read more »

Braving the snow and sleet, 60 attendees gathered at the Jewish Community Center (JCC) on Sunday, January 19, for the “Happiness Show,” a heartwarming puppet performance by Derrick Singlar, a 44-year-old […] Read more »