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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RiverArts channels freewheelin’ musician
Veteran singer and songwriter Jeffrey Lewis brings his poignant, off-the-wall storytelling to HudCo in Dobbs Ferry next Saturday,
Play interprets Bard’s part in U.S. history
Irvington Shakespeare Company (ISC) founder Kamran Saliani portrays 26 characters, including Abraham Lincoln and assassin John Wilkes Booth, in “Acting
Village officials invite input regarding comprehensive plan
The Village of Dobbs Ferry is inviting residents to provide input as officials continue to develop a new comprehensive plan
High school to shift schedule starting in September
By Leah Tubman The following story resulted from the Rivertowns Dispatch’s Lab Program, through which professional journalists mentor high
Rotating drop schedule on the horizon for high school
By Amy Bochner with reporting by Samara Hadi, who is a senior at Ardsley High School and is part of
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
‘Angels’ flock for holiday gift drive
An American Girl doll may be a common holiday gift, but what makes it special is how it’s customized
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
Shows add twists to the holiday season
For those who subscribe to the adage that December is the most wonderful time of the year, Irvington Theater is
Volunteer of the Month: Rowan helps children and families throughout Westchester
Margaret Rowan, a Dobbs Ferry resident of more than 20 years, is a familiar figure to children and families throughout
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
Concert offers tidings that span centuries
When a handful of women first gathered to sing in a Hastings-on-Hudson living room nearly three decades ago,