LIGHTSCAPES will bloom with incredible art and illumination

Returning for a third smash year to Croton-on-Hudson this spring is LIGHTSCAPES, an incredible nighttime display of sculpture, light, sound, and special effects. It launches on Friday, April 29, and […] Read more »

Christopher Borsari Finalist for School Superintendent

The Board of Education of the Union Free School District of the Tarrytowns is pleased to announce that Mr. Christopher Borsari is the finalist candidate for the Superintendent’s position. Mr. […] Read more »
Lexi Martins

March 2016 Education Roundup

What seems like an early spring has brought with it plenty of  exciting news from our area schools. This month’s Educational Roundup includes a former alum lighting up the NCAA […] Read more »

Finding the Right Materials for Your Home

Planning a renovation?  A few tips to the Flooring, Kitchen, and Bath showrooms may have your head spinning with all the great options for flooring, countertops, and tile. Each material […] Read more »

Irvington’s Board Split…With One on the Fence

To say that Irvington residents and the Mayor and Board they elect think long and hard about the scope of any new development or changing zoning codes to accommodate it, […] Read more »

Morse School & Traffic Safety

A group of concerned parents whose children attend the Morse Elementary School in Sleepy Hollow have approached the Mayor and Board of Trustees with concerns about safety issues during drop-off […] Read more »

Voice-Over Pro Opens Doors in Irvington

Odds are, you know Peter Rofé.   You may not have ever met him, and you probably wouldn’t recognize him on the street, but it’s a very good bet you’ve […] Read more »

Federal Tax Collection Process: A Primer

  The Internal Revenue Service is the nation’s most powerful,  and sometimes unrelenting, creditor. In many instances, the Service does not need to obtain a judgment in court to collect […] Read more »

A Walk-through The New Tarrytown Recreation Center

On Tuesday, March 8, River Journal walked through the new Recreation and Fitness Center, however we were enjoined from photographing the interior even though construction looked complete with painted walls, […] Read more »

In Briarcliff: From the Ground Up…

Below a 14-Inch Poured Floor River Journal had the opportunity to see what a self-contained and controlled resin picnic table looked like engulfed in flames. The photos were an attempt […] Read more »