Rare medical condition spurs alliance and fundraising
Jacalyn Lee and Rio Escueta of Dobbs Ferry are doing all they can to find lasting relief for children like
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Pop-up helps put food on pantry’s table
Through the sale of donated clothing, shoes, and accessories, priced from $1 to $8, the new Rivertown Thrift pop-up shop
Tree expert catalogs arboreal array of Irvington
The oldest, tallest, and widest trees in Irvington were part of Warwick Norton’s presentation at the Irvington Public Library
Maps provide a digital path into Irvington’s history
“Maps are a way of organizing wonder.” That quote from naturalist and author Peter Steinhart was cited by Irvington resident
Nine projects seek part of $4.5 million
Nine proposals will be considered for the $4.5 million the Village of Dobbs Ferry was awarded this past March
Research and restoration intersect in woods
Serenaded by the shriek of a hawk and the tap of a woodpecker, four adults and four high school interns
Reenactor event to showcase stories of Revolutionary women
The next free event hosted by Revolutionary Westchester 250 (RW250) will not include men with muskets, though there will be
Mortarboards fly as showers subside
Light rain fell before the start of Irvington High School’s commencement at Matthiessen Park on the morning of Saturday,
DOT updates proposals for Route 9
Twelve roundabouts, including one shaped like a peanut, were among the revised recommendations unveiled on Wednesday, June 4, for reconfiguring
Cultures to enlarge community at AAPI festival
By Julie Schneyer The Village of Ardsley’s Multicultural, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee (MDIC) will host its second annual Asian
Dancers connect with city’s upswing
The Hudson River Museum’s exhibition “No Bodies: Clothing as Disruptor” culminated last month with the deinstallation of a sculpture