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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Seedling business blooms into microfarm
On a recent rainy Wednesday, Katie Tolson was decked out in weather-proof gardening attire, tending to her flower farm overlooking
Ardsley schools kick off $53M renovation
Ceremonial shovels dug into the football field at Ardsley High School on May 12, symbolizing the start of a districtwide
School district clarifies bond vote process
“We're going to count every vote…,” Hastings Schools Superintendent William McKersie told the Rivertowns Dispatch following recent confusion
New chief aims ‘to be there for the public’
For Ardsley’s new police chief, John Pignatelli, law enforcement runs in the family. His older brother is a retired
Piccolino retires after 40 years with Ardsley PD
After 40 years serving the community that he grew up in, Ardsley Police Chief Anthony Piccolino has retired. A walkout
Muralist’s colorful work enlivens spaces
A new mural brightening the snack bar at McDowell Park is the work of Sara Joy Annapolen, an Ardsley resident
Homecoming game spotlights Pioneer athletes
The Ardsley High School gymnasium erupted with thunderous applause throughout the Pioneer Homecoming Game on March 27, as the community
Musical serves fairy-tale figures for all
Ardsley High School’s Drama Club presents its spring production, “Into the Woods,” this weekend, showcasing twists on familiar fairy-tale
Interviews share Holocaust survivors’ history
After defeating the Nazis in World War II, Allied forces found warehouses filled with torah scrolls stolen from communities left