Kayaking: Slow Down and Enjoy the Glide

Hudson River Recreation’s 2021 kayaking, paddle boarding and river canoeing season is underway, with opportunities from now into November to get out on the water with excellent bioluminescent kayak tours. […] Read more »

Pocantico Center Summer Performance Series Set to Launch on June 9

The Pocantico Center of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund announced its summer performance series, to be held in-person at Pocantico in accordance with New York State health guidelines. The series marks […] Read more »

Farmers Markets Grow Stronger After a Challenging Year

Farmers markets are a summer staple for many Rivertown residents, offering a range of organic products as well as chance to mix with others. After Covid-19’s arrival last year, many […] Read more »

Will New York State Bicyclists Finally get a Brake? 

Will New York finally join some 35 other states that require drivers to give bicyclists at least 3 feet of space when passing on them on the road?  While similar […] Read more »

Saluting the 2021 Vals & Sals

[Ed. Note: We invited Valedictorians and Salutatorians at the eight public high schools in the communities we cover to tell us a little about themselves on a questionnaire we provided. These are edited excerpts from the information provided by each […] Read more »

Letter to the Editor: Paul is Always on Call

I recently saw a campaign sign on the side of the road while I was driving which read “Paul Feiner; Always on call.” Usually these signs don’t affect how I […] Read more »

DeCicco & Sons Market at Edge-on-Hudson in Sleepy Hollow Set to Start Construction in Late 2021

Additional Retail Planned as Developer Eyes Restaurants, Hotel A new DeCicco & Sons market is set to begin rising at Edge-on-Hudson in Sleepy Hollow later this year. The Village of Sleepy Hollow Planning Board […] Read more »

Tri-State Consortium Executive Debrief Praises Briarcliff’s Pandemic Response

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 »

An Artful Gift to the Briarcliff Community

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 »

Family Based Immigration: The Process Explained

Moving to the U.S. with your family can be a complicated affair if members of your family are not residents or citizens. There are a number of different visas available […] Read more »