10-year phased tax payment plan is designed to encourage re-investment in commercial properties As part of an effort to encourage re-investment in five commercially zoned properties and its Central Business […] Read more »
Sometimes it takes just one person to make a difference. Ryan Russin, a fifth grader in Amanda Schwartz’s class at Todd Elementary, has recently begun a project that is meant […] Read more »
The religious congregation that purchased the former Pace campus in Briarcliff Manor has yet to divulge its plans, but has been scoping out the site and recently obtained documents from […] Read more »
Driving through Briarcliff Manor, one may notice several large stone lanterns sporadically located within the village. Gifted to the Briarcliff Church and village founder Walter Law by several missionary families […] Read more »
Meet Sosa. Sosa is a 6-year-old tabby who lives in Briarcliff with his brothers and sisters. He came from a family where he used to only live outside in a […] Read more »
It’s beginning to look a lot like…well, normal. Todd third and fourth graders are preparing to begin playing instruments at the school this fall and soon we will hear the […] Read more »
The Briarcliff Manor School District’s response to the global pandemic has been a success. The Tri-State Consortium recently acknowledged that the District did an incredible job handling the unprecedented health […] Read more »
More lasting than flowers and more sustaining than candy is a gift of books, and the story behind this gift is no less beautiful. Alice and Stanley Goldstein lived and raised […] Read more »
Although they have never entered a programming competition before, several students from Briarcliff High School won third place at the Siena College Programming Contest, while the rest of the students […] Read more »
A derelict building hidden behind a car repair shop is an unlikely place to discover a remnant of rock’n’roll history. The nondescript cinderblock structure off North State Road in Briarcliff […] Read more »