For the past twelve summers, the Greenburgh Town Hall Summer Internship Program has engaged close to two-hundred area students in the process of learning about local government through authentic […] Read more »
Public environmental education center is changing course to provide fresh produce for food insecure residents and virtual programming for remote learner While the Science Barge is on PAUSE as a […] Read more »
Face masks have become essential accessories in the effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. They’re especially important in stopping the spread of the coronavirus because people can carry and […] Read more »
An interview with Kristopher Harrison, Superintendent of Schools, Irvington Union Free School District (Interviewed by Lily Alig) As Covid-19 continues to affect our communities, donations of time and resources have […] Read more »
I am the Town Supervisor of the Town of Greenburgh, a suburban community in southern Westchester County. Like many similar municipalities, most of our facilities are closed and others are […] Read more »
The money was used to provide technology for staff to work from home Caring for the Hungry and Homeless of Peekskill (CHHOP) received a $6,000 grant from the Westchester Community […] Read more »
Rather than cancel events and programming because of pandemic restrictions, arts groups throughout the Lower Hudson Valley are moving more of their programing online to stay engaged with audiences and […] Read more »
An interview with Dr. Deborah O’Connell, Superintendent, Croton-Harmon Schools What does a typical day in your new home office look like? My new office is my entire dining room. It […] Read more »
For many local businesses, help cannot come soon enough In early March, Susan O’Keefe’s baked goods business, Baked by Susan, had just moved into a new, expanded location on South Riverside Avenue […] Read more »
“I am going to bounce back. I will be there. That’s the kind of person I am, that’s the kind of drive I have.” Kiara Picucci, owner of Bella Maiya […] Read more »