The Public Schools of the Tarrytowns have embraced a variety of initiatives to study and improve diversity, equity and inclusion in the district. As part of the District Equity Team established last... Read more »
One day in Pleasantville in the 1970s, sisters Patricia and Catherine Cavalieri sat their youngest sibling Joseph down for an impromptu stained-glass class. Little did they know they were inspiring a career that would lead to a permanent... Read more »
There are numerous benefits of hands-on learning, including better retention and engagement of the senses. While remote learning has made many hands-on projects a challenge, Washington Irving students in Mrs. DeVivo’s fourth grade class had a virtual... Read more »
The Salvation Army Greater NY Reached Milestone of More than 7 Million Meals Served Since March 2020
As we head into a full year of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Salvation Army Greater New York marks a historic number of more than 7 million meals served since the outbreak on... Read more »
Vaccine Pop-up March 20 and April 17 The Villages of Tarrytown & Sleepy Hollow are partnering with the Tarrytown School District & Rite Aid to host a pop-up vaccination clinic for those... Read more »
Village Vaccine Survey Today, the Villages of Sleepy Hollow & Tarrytown issued a joint survey to better understand COVID-19 vaccination proliferation within our communities. By gathering this data on the process to... Read more »
On January 13 the Tarrytown Police Department received an emergency call from a resident reporting that an unidentified female had just jumped into the Hudson River in the area of the River... Read more »
Westchester Medical Center will be conducting testing over the next week for residents of Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown. Testing will occur from 10:00am to 3:00pm on Thursday, January 14th at Saint Theresa’s... Read more »
As many things do, this story started out on Facebook. A request was made on a local page called Rivertowns Give and Take, where people give items or services away at no cost, or can request... Read more »
2020 has been a tough year and we welcome and look forward to the renewed hope and uplift that 2021 will bring. Unfortunately 2020 ended on a sad and abhorred note, with... Read more »