Public art installations to intersect along Main Street
Butterflies and bulldogs will cross-pollinate as public art installations coincide this Sunday, May 31, along the sidewalks of Main Street.
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Kids learn about bees’ life-sustaining role
By Laura Schiller The buzz at Lyndhurst last month came not just from a boxed hive of some 40,000
Play puts noble ideals to personal test
Rivertowns Playhouse stages Pulitzer finalist At age 15, Heidi Schreck traveled to American Legion halls across the country giving speeches
Grads receive joyful sendoff by the Hudson
124 seniors fly off from DFHS The calm waters of the Hudson shimmered as families, friends, and faculty gathered at
The impact of misinformation on my life and how I fight it
The following essay is the winner of a contest conceived by Dobbs Ferry High School senior Liliane Williams-Ameen and conducted
Zombies bring neighbors together
By Laura Schiller Shrieks pierced the grounds of Irvington Presbyterian Church on the evening of May 30, as zombies chased
Cartoonist to highlight decades of ‘Real Life Funnies’
By Tom Gambardella For over 20 years at The Village Voice, Stan Mack chronicled life in New York City “from
Hastings High School students reflect on living with lockdown drills
The following story resulted from a mentorship program between professional and student journalists facilitated by the Rivertowns Dispatch. The writer,
A Dispatch Discussion: Cell Phones in Schools
On Wednesday, March 26 The Rivertowns Dispatch hosted a panel discussion featuring educators, parents, and students exploring the implications of
Photo Gallery: Ardsley Girls Basketball Championship Game
As the Ardsley Girls Basketball team won the state championship on March 21st, Dispatch Sports Editor Rob DiAntonio was on
State Champs!
Ardsley won the Class A girls' basketball state championship with a 39-28 victory over Section 8’s Wantagh on