Tour pulls back curtain on artists’ process
With more than a dozen new artists featured, the RiverArts Studio Tour seeks to continue the tradition of connecting art
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GiGi’s marks milestone and preps for new playhouse
GiGi’s Playhouse, the national nonprofit with a Down syndrome achievement center in Ardsley, is celebrating both its 10th anniversary
Ripin aims to broaden library’s outreach
Children’s librarian promoted to director position Before the Ardsley Public Library opened on July 29, Marianne Ripin sat in
Director retires after 33 years at library
Groth reflects on career and community As she sat in the office that she’s occupied for the past 25
Marcus hailed for leading historical society
Longtime resident steps aside after eight years During the Ardsley Board of Trustees meeting on July 7, Mayor Nancy Kaboolian
Timeless love staged for upcycling times
‘Romeo and Juliet’ receives a homegrown twist The River’s Edge Theater Company will bring Romeo and Juliet’s love
Class of ’25 celebrates ‘unparalleled’ bond
Ardsley High School bids farewell to 203 graduates On June 26, a steady stream of blue caps and gowns ascended
Democratic mayoral nominee thanks supporters and opponent
Trustee Tom Drake secured the Democratic nomination for Hastings mayor in the party’s primary held June 24.
Yes-Yes-Yes votes pass bond propositions
Voters approved all three propositions that made up the capital bond referendum on June 17.
Commencement celebrates community
The Hastings High School Class of 2025 marked a new chapter at their June 18 graduation, with speeches about what
$100K funds climate action initiatives
More than 50 local teenagers and young adults will receive microgrants to support environmental projects thanks to $100,000 the
Teens make an upcycled fashion statement
Made only of recycled materials, a corseted dress inspired by a mythological sea monster has earned Ardsley High School seniors