Vintage market targets treasure hunters
Dozens of vendors offering vintage, antique, and craft goods will gather at Dobbs Ferry Waterfront Park this Sunday, April 27,
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Black history exhibit marks a step toward a museum
The Greenburgh Black History Museum Initiative is celebrating the contributions of former and current Black American residents of the town
Artist dives deep, and comes up for hope
Katie Reidy’s murals have become part of the fabric of communities from Hastings to Brooklyn to Mexico, and now
First cull reduces deer population by 26
In an effort to manage the deer population and support the regeneration of the Irvington Woods, 26 deer were culled
River Readings to share process and solicit imagination
An unemployed cartoonist, a woman confined to her basement under house arrest, and neighbors engaged in a “fight for the
Bands tune up for wildfire victims
Irvington residents will use the power of music to support wildfire victims in Los Angeles through two upcoming concerts. Evil
Upstream Live showcases musical talent
Guitarist, singer, and songwriter Mike Borgia of Dobbs Ferry, who has released hundreds of songs and toured the world, is
Cedar Street shop aligns chocolate and poetry as ‘change agents’
Joy Thaler is serving chocolate with social impact at ThePod by CocoaCompassion shop in Dobbs Ferry. In addition to selling
Jazz talents step up to benefit food pantry
The Dobbs Ferry Food Pantry is holding its first-ever, in-person jazz benefit concert in support of its continuing mission to
Spelling bee returns to raise library funds and to uplift spirits
Ailurophile. Agglutinate. Triskaidekaphobia. Those are some of the winning words from recent editions of the Friends of the Irvington Library’
Getz remembered for supporting victims
The Westchester community is celebrating the life of Irvington resident Monica Getz, who helped countless victims of domestic abuse as
Group calls for fishing ban at Halsey Pond
With its first action as an advocacy group since forming last month, the Friends of Halsey Pond are leading a
Library find sparks author’s debut novel
The great-great-grandson of a legendary competitive walker takes up his ancestral activity and treads thousands of miles to connect with