Local Author, Local Books: Ossining Author Explores Romance on Campus

Ossining-based author Hope Engel published her debut novel At Your Pace on July 8, a college sports romance novel set at the fictional Hudson Valley State University.    At Your Pace synopsis:   Junior […] Read more »

Sleepy Hollow Cinema Awards Golden Horseman to Three Student Filmmakers

The first annual Sleepy Hollow FrightFest was held at Sleepy Hollow High School on Saturday, Oct. 10. Presented by Sleepy Hollow Cinema, the festival showcased 20 official selections from high […] Read more »

Tarrytown School Board Adopts Climate Action Resolution Proposed by Local Moms

The Tarrytown Board of Education on Thursday, Oct. 8, unanimously adopted a climate action resolution proposed by the Westchester Rivertowns chapter of Mothers Out Front. The resolution commits the district to […] Read more »

Sleepy Hollow Podcaster Launches Descendants, Interviews with the Living Families of American Legends

Descendants, a new interview series from Sleepy Hollow-based creator Charlie Taney, premieres on YouTube on Monday, Oct. 26. Each episode is a conversation with living relatives of a historically significant […] Read more »

Theatre in the Wood Presents Gorey Stories at Peter Pratt’s Inn in Yorktown Heights

Gather your ghoul-friends and dark-humored dates for a slashing evening of absurdly macabre tales and jauntily upsetting songs! Theatre in the Wood presents Gorey Stories: A Musical Entertainment based on […] Read more »

No Labels Awards Problem Solver Seal to Rep. Mike Lawler

No Labels awarded its Problem Solver Seal to U.S. Representative Mike Lawler (NY-17), recognizing his record of working across party lines and his willingness to pursue bipartisan solutions to the […] Read more »

How a New York Accident-Caused Amnesia Claim Proceeds When Memory Is Lost

A driver leaves home on Route 9, bound through Tarrytown, and remembers that much. Then comes a hospital bed. The impact itself is gone from her memory, and the gap […] Read more »

How Freight Broker Liability in Florida Changed With the 2026 Ruling

The major 2026 development from the U.S. Supreme Court in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC concerns federal preemption. It did not make brokers automatically liable. The ruling lets certain […] Read more »

Rehabilitation Through the Arts Marks 30 Years with Gala Featuring Tony Award Winner Victoria Clark

Rehabilitation Through the Arts (RTA), has officially announced its 30th Anniversary Gala, “Breaking Cycles, Building Futures.” Taking place Friday, November 6 from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM at the C.V. Rich […] Read more »

Westchester County Youth Bureau Hosts Annual International Day Of The Girl Conference

The Westchester County Youth Bureau, in partnership with local non-profit and private organizations, hosted its annual International Day of The Girl (IDG) Conference at Manhattanville University’s Reid Castle. Established in […] Read more »