Raft of projects seek part of $4.5M
Six more proposals made for downtown The revitalization of an historic theater on Cedar Street, along with the transformation of
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Ardsley coach Nick Resavy sensed he had something special on his hands when he started coaching the current group of Panthers when they were in elementary school, playing travel basketball.
Special enough to win a state championship?
“I knew when they were in fourth and fifth grade that I was taking the job because this team could do it,” Resavy said.
Ardsley captured the Class A state championship with a 39-28 win over Section 8’s Wantagh on March 22 at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy.
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