Mercy kicks off Art Exchange with film influenced by 9/11
Mercy University is launching an arts-focused initiative, The Art Exchange (ArtEx), with a free screening of “Martyr of Gowanus,
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Banners to honor 142 service members
Twelve service members will be added to the 130 military tribute banners that will decorate utility poles throughout November in
Fair to help seniors with transport options
For some older adults, simple travel, getting to the doctor, or even going food shopping can be a logistical challenge,
Highline on track after receiving license
After receiving its license from New York State on Sept. 9, The Highline is one step closer to opening as
Story quilt fulfills its mission in the making
Connecting each of the 31 squares in the completed Ardsley Story Quilt is not simply thread, but also the shared
Scouts to add fun and fur to parks
Eagle Projects approved for McDowell and Pascone Ardsley public parks will soon be the beneficiary of two Eagle Projects planned
Tai chi acolytes enlarge Young’s legacy
Study Group to host open house on Sept. 8 As an award-winning author-illustrator, longtime Hastings resident Ed Young
$250K grant to fund exhibits at Odell museum
With a $250,000 grant acquired by State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, the Friends of Odell House Rochambeau
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