Teens and seniors bond over tech
At the most recent program of Hastings High School’s Intergenerational Club, seniors and students shared their perspectives on artificial
4 min read
An American Girl doll may be a common holiday gift, but what makes it special is how it’s customized — skin tone, hair and eye color, outfits, and even hobbies can reflect the child who receives one. This level of thought and personalization moved Erika Von Stiening Bresler when she realized the doll was being purchased for a girl living in a Yonkers shelter — by an Ardsley resident the recipient would never meet.
Read the full story
Sign up now to read the full story and get access to our articles.
Subscribe
Already have an account?
Sign in
Not ready to subscribe?
Sign up to read this article
Read next
Ardsley students dive down Carroll’s rabbit hole
“Let me read to you… I’ll bring you to our world again,” Alice Spencer says to her best friend,
AHS trio wins congressional app contest
Three Ardsley High School students have earned a trip to the U.S. Capitol after creating an award-winning web-based interview
Six-figure facelift proposed for downtown Ardsley
James J. Hahn Engineering presented redevelopment plans for Addyman Square and Legion Park to the Ardsley Board of Trustees on
Community extols GiGi’s new home
GiGi’s Playhouse, the national nonprofit with a Down syndrome achievement center in Ardsley, celebrated its reopening at a new