Historic Hudson River Towns (HHRT), a non-profit consortium of riverfront municipalities along the Hudson River, has teamed with audio tour developer TravelStorys to introduce a series of new and updated audio tours that […] Read more »
“Stars do not pull each other down to be more visible: they shine brighter.” Read more »
On June 1, Sing Sing Kill Brewery will kick-off Pride month with a DJ Dance Party. Once again, the brewery has partnered with the Ossining LGBTQ+ Alliance for a collaboration […] Read more »
Now you can read the full May 2023 issue of River Journal North online. Enjoy it and feel free to share with friends and family. MAY 2023 RJN Read more »
Collaboration launches with formation of working group to identify local industry needs and support workforce development The Westchester County Office of Economic Development is pleased to announce it has partnered […] Read more »
Conceived and created by artists Candace Winter and Christine Knowlton, with extensive participation by the Peekskill community, the Five Elements Arches Murals were officially introduced in a ribbon-cutting ceremony on […] Read more »
Although only seven months into the job, the Rev. Patricia Calahan, the new pastor at the Union Church of Pocantico Hills, is already fulfilling her hopes for change. “Shifting the […] Read more »
Briarcliff High School junior Megan Stopera recently won the gold medal at the USA Curling National Championships in Wisconsin followed by a silver medal at the U21 Junior Curling National […] Read more »
Brand Up bills itself as a roadmap to success for teens in an increasingly cluttered, connected, and competitive world. The playbook equips high school students with strategies, tools, and exercises […] Read more »
Mother’s Day is on the horizon – on Sunday 14 May, in fact – and the internet is filled with eye-popping gift suggestions, from heart-shaped tea bags to foot spa […] Read more »
