‘Dear Tarrytown’ documents stories about community
Tony Albert Cypress, who has worked as a bus monitor, maintenance worker, and cafeteria worker, is a familiar face to
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Octagon House exhibit features art about death
Just in time for Halloween, a new fall exhibit at the Armour-Stiner Octagon House in Irvington, titled “Remember You
Volunteers of the Month: Docents and guides build aqueduct’s fanbase
On Walnut Street in Dobbs Ferry, along the Old Croton Aqueduct Trailway that stretches over a 41-mile underground tunnel
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,
Aquefest to celebrate history and culture
Aquefest, the annual celebration of the Old Croton Aqueduct, returns this Saturday for its third iteration as a single-venue
9/11@25: Former NYPD diver remembers response and recovery
On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, longtime Irvington resident Kevin Gallagher had just dropped his three children, ranging in
9/11@25: Former FDNY members share frontline stories
Two decisions made by lifelong Dobbs Ferry resident Neil Sweeting, who was a paramedic for the New York City Fire
New theater director foresees a cultural hub
Dobbs Ferry resident Katerina (Katie) Wong has taken the helm of the Irvington Theater, filling a key position that has
Artists pitch in to help historical society’s home
Longtime Dobbs Ferry residents and painters Larry and Peggie Blizard are leading a benefit art sale to support the Dobbs
Teens mount musical to benefit cancer nonprofit
Rising Dobbs Ferry High School junior Dominick Stern is directing two performances of the coming-of-age musical “Spring Awakening”
Friends enhance ecosystem at Waterfront Park
Waterfront Park is one of Dobbs Ferry’s most popular outdoor public spaces, and in recent years part of its
Fundraiser nets $94K for mental wellness nonprofit
The 16th edition of the JCK Foundation’s Legends Day softball tournament raised about $94,000 to support mental wellness
Cabrini joins challenge to new right-to-die law
As the Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) Act takes effect in New York on Wednesday, Aug. 5, Cabrini of Westchester