By now the words “Hudson Harbor” have become all but synonymous with Tarrytown’s scenic and storied waterfront. The classic silhouettes of townhomes and carriage houses combined with modern glass-clad condominiums […] Read more »

On Sunday, September 25, at 3:30pm, The Mozartina Musical Arts Conservatory will celebrate its 40th anniversary with a faculty concert at The Tarrytown Music Hall. Anna Fitzgerald (bassoon), Chris Funke […] Read more »

According to Tarrytown Village Administrator, Mike Blau, twelve years ago – February 28, 2004, to be exact – Tarrytown’s Board of Trustees “felt it was necessary to have an affordable […] Read more »

I devote a lot of time to volunteering in the Tarrytown Ambulance Corps. Like many of my colleagues, waking up at 4 in the morning to answer a call is […] Read more »

As the State of New York and communities across the country grapple with the impacts of gambling, the National Council on Problem Gambling holds its 30th National Conference July 15-16 […] Read more »

Going to the beach or planning a getaway this summer?  Take the library along to ease the frustration of traffic jams and long waits at the airport.  With a local […] Read more »

Since the closure of Citibank and its metered parking lot, which the Village of Tarrytown oversaw, local businesses in and around the corner of Main Street and Broadway have felt […] Read more »

During the first week of May we visited the new Tarrytown Recreation Center where we found the doors open, however, no staff present. The photo  taken shows the new equipment […] Read more »

Sherry Saturno, a local Tarrytown social worker, recently wrote and produced a short documentary film called “Human Investment”. This film examines what drives physicians, nurses, social workers, educators, and other […] Read more »