Voting problem traced to village justice omission
An effort to fix a mistake related to the election for Ardsley village justice led to a Westchester-wide disruption
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Ficarrotta surpasses Section 1 scoring record
Before the sun rises over the Hudson and before most of Dobbs Ferry stirs for the day, Anthony Ficarrotta has
One Acts honor student and benefit hospital
The Hastings High School One Acts performed last weekend, Feb. 5–6, raised $3,762 for NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley
Community extols GiGi’s new home
GiGi’s Playhouse, the national nonprofit with a Down syndrome achievement center in Ardsley, celebrated its reopening at a new
Mercy gets go-ahead to build campus field house
IRVINGTON — Mercy University’s proposed 19,000-square-foot field house, situated on the Irvington section of the campus, is
Chill of ICE felt on the Hudson
Elected officials in the Rivertowns and the Town of Greenburgh are denouncing recent actions by federal immigration and border patrol
Volunteer of the Month: Kehoe keeps spotlight on Revolutionary War history
Connie Kehoe is president of Revolutionary Westchester 250 (RW250), a nonprofit organization with the mission of building awareness and appreciation
Sounds of Valor taps musicians who served
Dobbs Ferry resident Tom Mooney is looking for Westchester musicians who have served in the military to play in an
Jam session reveals a thirst for bluegrass
On the second floor of the Hastings Tennis Club, musicians strummed mandolins, guitars, and banjos in the first of RiverArts’
New shop seeks to put more on the table
James and Jennifer Vellano of Bedford hope to expand the offerings in Ardsley, and enhance the vibe, with their eclectic
Grant-funded school celebrates opening
With children peering down through the netted rope of a jungle gym, families and local officials packed the Jan. 24
Ask the Dispatch: How do you turn a library into a mini-golf course?
A cold weekend might be a good time to visit a local library and get a few books, a library
Experts offer tips on tackling aging issues on one’s own
By Rita Walton Wintry weather didn’t discourage attendance at “Aging with Intention: Tools for Solo Agers,” a workshop offered