When Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the first on-time state budget in five years, Albany watchers and many average New Yorkers alike praised lawmakers for avoiding the dysfunction that made last […] Read more »
In 2009, many residents of the Webber Park community noticed the continued degradation of the Douglas Park playground and decided to take action. While the surrounding areas of the park […] Read more »
The annual Thrift Sale at the Church of St. Barnabas in Irvington has been a community fixture for many, many years. In 1875 the second rector of St. Barnabas, Dr. […] Read more »
Antique furniture can work in any style of home, with any style of decor. Whether you live in a contemporary ranch with an open floor-plan, a center-entrance colonial, or a […] Read more »
Each and every day after school, I unload my kids’ backpacks. I check to see what food drive, conference or school trip we have forgotten, empty out the crumbs, notice […] Read more »
Spring is here and that means that summer is right around the corner. The teachers at Tarrytown Nursery school know how they’ll be spending their summer – at TTNS’s annual […] Read more »
Our audited financial statements show that we are spending close to $30K per pupil. Thirty thousand dollars is the cost of tuition at a private school – and far more […] Read more »
Assemblyman Thomas Abinanti, County Board of Legislators Chairman Kenneth Jenkins, NYS Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Congresswoman Nita Lowey and Deputy County Executive Kevin Plunkett, presented Björn Olsson, Executive Director of the […] Read more »
$3 for a bag of fried fish. (And only 760 calories). Roughly speaking, this was a banner I noticed flapping in the breeze over a McDonald’s establishment the other day. […] Read more »
When 5th degree black belt, Master Juhee Kim, arrived in the United States 1 ½ years ago she could not have predicted that her experience at Yoo’s Martial Arts in […] Read more »
