If you’re a fan of River Journal or River Journal North, we hope you’ll consider voting for us in the Best of Westchester elimination round. Voting closes today, March 3 […] Read more »
On the soccer pitch, what matters more: talent, teamwork, or tenacity? For Patriots FC, a Westchester-based girls soccer club, it’s been all three of those factors that have directly contributed […] Read more »
Lyndhurst will begin a major restoration of the north side of the estate funded by a $500,000 grant from the New York Historic Preservation Office and a matching gift from […] Read more »
When the Tarrytown Volunteer Ambulance Corps started in 1967, the corps’ rig was a Cadillac parked at a gas station. Headquarters was the village’s Neighborhood House. Pagers were years away, […] Read more »
Bob Kimmel knows news. Perhaps best recognized locally as a co-founder of the Hudson Valley News Corporation, which launched the Hudson Independent in late 2005, his impressive career in the […] Read more »
Can you imagine travelling to twenty-four different countries in just one day? That is exactly what the students at Transfiguration School in Tarrytown did at their Geography Fair. The students in […] Read more »
[Ed. Note — This letter was submitted to River Journal in response to a letter from a local resident. You can see her letter HERE.] Dear Ms. McCarthy, Thanks for […] Read more »
[Ed. Note — This letter was sent to the Tarrytown Board of Trustees by the writer. Ms. Phillips-Staley is one of the trustees. A response to the letter was received […] Read more »
Having served the FDNY for almost 60 years, the Fireboat John D. McKean found itself under the care of the Fireboat McKean Preservation Project, which restored the ship to its […] Read more »
[Ed. Note – This letter from the Mayor and Village Board of Tarrytown is in response to a letter submitted by Tarrytown resident Peter Bartolacci. You can see Mr. Bartolacci’s […] Read more »
