9/11@25: Services stir up memories of loss and survival
REGION — Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings, and Irvington hosted services last Friday, Sept. 11, in honor of the 25th anniversary of
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Dobbs Ferry will receive $4.5 million from New York State to help revitalize the village’s downtown. For the Mid-Hudson region, Dobbs Ferry and Nyack were awarded NY Forward Grants of the same amount, while Poughkeepsie received $10 million from the State’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative. The grants were announced during a press conference in Poughkeepsie on Tuesday, March 11.
Dobbs Ferry was awarded the grant for proposals to upgrade public parks and sidewalks and to turn a former theater on Cedar Street into a public performance space. According to Dobbs Ferry Mayor Vincent Rossillo, it’s the largest single grant the Village has ever received.
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