Small business owners decry tariffs
Small business owners offered insight into how the Trump administration’s tariff policy has trickled down to the local level
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Three Ardsley High School students have earned a trip to the U.S. Capitol after creating an award-winning web-based interview platform in the annual Congressional App Challenge, a digital coding competition. The platform, called BitView, is a collaboration between high school seniors Saihajbir Singh and Griffin Chan, along with junior Ishan Gheewala.
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