New leaders strike new chord at Jazz Forum Arts
Less than a month into his tenure as executive director of the nonprofit Jazz Forum Arts, Darrian Douglas has landed
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Teen angels aid seniors with tech issues
Program to shift from library to the Shames JCC Every Saturday morning during the summer, Irvington High School students have
Tai chi acolytes enlarge Young’s legacy
Study Group to host open house on Sept. 8 As an award-winning author-illustrator, longtime Hastings resident Ed Young
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
Six projects proposed for $4.5M grant
The Village of Dobbs Ferry has submitted proposals for six projects in the downtown area to be funded by the
$250K grant to fund exhibits at Odell museum
With a $250,000 grant acquired by State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, the Friends of Odell House Rochambeau
GiGi’s marks milestone and preps for new playhouse
GiGi’s Playhouse, the national nonprofit with a Down syndrome achievement center in Ardsley, is celebrating both its 10th anniversary
Four Questions with Julia Gardner
Poet-for-hire, with typewriter, returns to farmers’ market If you happened to be at the Hastings Farmers’ Market on
Lyndhurst highlights ‘designer of dreams’
The Lyndhurst Mansion in Tarrytown is paying homage to its groundbreaking 19th-century architect, Alexander Jackson Davis, with an exhibition
Volunteer of the Month: Ferrari leads weekly effort that feeds hundreds
On Saturdays around 7 a.m., there’s usually a line around the block at St. Joseph’s Church on
Repair café mends stuffed friends and more
One hundred and six attendees brought 195 items to be repaired by 26 volunteers during a Rivertowns Repair Café held
Ripin aims to broaden library’s outreach
Children’s librarian promoted to director position Before the Ardsley Public Library opened on July 29, Marianne Ripin sat in