Grant-funded school celebrates opening
With children peering down through the netted rope of a jungle gym, families and local officials packed the Jan. 24
Grant-funded school celebrates opening
With children peering down through the netted rope of a jungle gym, families and local officials packed the Jan. 24
Ask the Dispatch: How do you turn a library into a mini-golf course?
A cold weekend might be a good time to visit a local library and get a few books, a library
Experts offer tips on tackling aging issues on one’s own
By Rita Walton Wintry weather didn’t discourage attendance at “Aging with Intention: Tools for Solo Agers,” a workshop offered
Hardware store maintains its heart under new ownership
Shoppers stopping by Irvington Hardware for a snow shovel or light bulbs might be greeted by an owner who’s
Science talent search taps two as scholars
Many high school students spend their summers lifeguarding, working retail, or attending college-prep programs. Others join travel teams or enrichment
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Section of school restored in wake of flood
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250th events kick off with a toast
During the first half of the first month of 2026, events celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the
Jazz musicians improvise for food pantry
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MorDance to activate former industrial space
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Capital plan to address assorted upgrades
Dobbs Ferry is laying out goals for its 2026 capital plan, covering a variety of aspects of village life — resources,
Curling club celebrates its first Olympian
After a couple hours on the ice, members of the Ardsley Curling Club engaged in “broom stacking,” or postgame socializing,
Volunteers of the Month: Altman and Walsh support children and families
Lori Walsh and Jennifer Altman are both psychologists who have lived in Hastings for more than 25 years and raised