Hastings School District refines specs for synthetic fields
The Hastings Board of Education shared updated specifications on Feb. 10 for the two synthetic turf fields planned for the
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Volunteer of the Month: Kehoe keeps spotlight on Revolutionary War history
Connie Kehoe is president of Revolutionary Westchester 250 (RW250), a nonprofit organization with the mission of building awareness and appreciation
Ask the Dispatch: How do you turn a library into a mini-golf course?
A cold weekend might be a good time to visit a local library and get a few books, a library
Volunteers of the Month: Altman and Walsh support children and families
Lori Walsh and Jennifer Altman are both psychologists who have lived in Hastings for more than 25 years and raised
Volunteer of the Month: Rowan helps children and families throughout Westchester
Margaret Rowan, a Dobbs Ferry resident of more than 20 years, is a familiar figure to children and families throughout
Volunteer of the Month: Chen uses art to help children feel at home
Conju “Maggie” Chen is a regular volunteer at Abbott House, an organization in Irvington dedicated to building lasting foundations for
Ask the Dispatch: Are there Revolutionary War veterans buried in the Rivertowns?
With Veterans Day coming up on Nov. 11, local history buffs might be thinking about this nation’s wars and
Volunteers of the Month: Malekian and Roseff make Dobbs more sustainable
Holly Malekian and Janet Roseff are neighbors who have lived in Dobbs Ferry for more than 30 years. During that
Four Questions with Tim Deery
Dobbs Ferry resident Tim Deery tries to live by a simple motto he adopted from his dad: Do the right
Volunteer of the Month: Stiefel helps ASVAC recruit volunteers
In 2024, when Lewis (“Lew”) Stiefel and his wife, Judy Kalvin, signed up for a CPR training class at the
Four Questions with Ellen Sledge
Penny Lick Ice Cream owner Ellen Sledge started selling ice cream from a cart at farmers’ markets in 2013. She
Ask the Dispatch: What was that unusual ship spotted on the Hudson River?
If you looked toward the Hudson River last week, you might have seen an unusual vessel that wasn’t a
FISH volunteers provide lifts for neighbors in need
Volunteers of the Month Since 1968, the Friends in Service Helping (FISH) program has had a simple mission — to provide