‘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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By Rita Walton
Wintry weather didn’t discourage attendance at “Aging with Intention: Tools for Solo Agers,” a workshop offered on Saturday, Jan. 24, at the HudCo co-working and event space in Dobbs Ferry. More than 25 people came to hear four speakers discuss aging and end-of-life decisions, with a focus on those navigating this process on their own.
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