American flags that now grace hundreds of gravesites at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery honor previously unidentified Veterans, thanks to the efforts of Eagle Scout candidate Robert Delvecchio of Boy Scout Troop 22 of the Tarrytowns. With help from the cemetery Superintendent Jim Logan, Robert […] Read more »
Like many kindergarten students, those at John Paulding express their love for cookies and ice cream, sports, and their family. At JP, students wrote their own books about who they […] Read more »
Vea a continuación una versión de este artículo en español (See below for a version of this story in Spanish) The Village is in the midst of working through its […] Read more »
Regeneron’s Day for Doing Good (D4DG) clearly describes what the Tarrytown-based company set out to do with the initiative: give back to the local community through a variety of good deeds. Despite its modest name, though, Day for Doing Good describes a full […] Read more »
Kids’ Club of Tarrytown & Sleepy Hollow reached out to friends and supporters to help launch a year-long campaign called “10 for 10”. Hoping they would lend a hand by spearheading […] Read more »
Tarrytown-based Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. has been included on the highly selective Dow Jones Sustainability World Index (DJSI World) for the second consecutive year. In addition, Regeneron was named to the […] Read more »
With excitement in her voice, SUNY Cortland alumna Jamie Bucci recalls the day she found out she was named to the All-Decade team of the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC). “It’s such […] Read more »
At this time we found it prudent to provide a brief, digestible COVID-19 update to the Tarrytown Community. Currently, there are 13 active cases in the Village of Tarrytown. We […] Read more »
The Tarrytown Police Department is collecting new toys for the children of The Tarrytown Community Opportunity Center & The Salvation Army Tarrytown. Please donate a new, unwrapped toy/ gift and […] Read more »
Tom Butler has lived in the same home in Tarrytown for 34 years. He describes the 1909-built house as having “good bones – but we had to gut-renovate it. It took a year and I remember […] Read more »
