The religious congregation that purchased the former Pace campus in Briarcliff Manor has yet to divulge its plans, but has been scoping out the site and recently obtained documents from […] Read more »
Driving through Briarcliff Manor, one may notice several large stone lanterns sporadically located within the village. Gifted to the Briarcliff Church and village founder Walter Law by several missionary families […] Read more »
Meet Sosa. Sosa is a 6-year-old tabby who lives in Briarcliff with his brothers and sisters. He came from a family where he used to only live outside in a […] Read more »
It’s beginning to look a lot like…well, normal. Todd third and fourth graders are preparing to begin playing instruments at the school this fall and soon we will hear the […] Read more »
Twenty-five sophomores from Irvington High School’s Science Research Program participated in the virtual Somers/Westlake Science Fair, held on June 5. Competing against 494 students from 33 schools, they earned 10 […] Read more »
The 2020-2021 college admissions cycle was the most disruptive of any year in recent memory due to factors ranging from COVID-era learning disruptions and test-optional trends, to modified AP exams […] Read more »
Unique program empowers local Gen-Z youth to take action, grow as leaders, and generate hundreds of hours of impact this summer, Volunteer New York! announced that its local civic engagement […] Read more »
When I am faced with even the tiniest bit of downtime, I always end up making my way to the kitchen. I love the satisfaction of putting a few simple […] Read more »
Do you think your child has learned enough academically during the past year? If you’re unsure, you’re not alone. With plans to return to normalcy planned, what can we do […] Read more »
Now you can read the full June 2021 issue of River Journal online. Share it with your friends and family who might not receive a print copy. Read more »
