Feiner and McGoey face off over finances
The Rivertowns League of Women Voters (LWV) hosted a candidate forum for incumbent Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner, who has
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Piccola adds prepared-foods shop to the menu
With the opening of Piccola Market and Rotisserie at 23 Cedar Street — two doors down from the Piccola Trattoria restaurant
Eco scavenger hunt crowns winners
A pair of seventh-graders from Dobbs Ferry topped all participants — local mayors included — in the inaugural Rivertowns Earth Month Scavenger
Town officials clash over cost of healthcare buyout program
By David McKay Wilson Greenburgh town officials are debating the Town’s health insurance buyout plan, which gives municipal employees
Pups & Cups aids emergency responders
Irvington EMS volunteer Whitney Wilkerson wants first responders to benefit from the company of therapy dogs along with sips of
Beloved puppy turns 30, but never gets old
This May, author Alyssa Satin Capucilli of Hastings is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Biscuit, the playful yellow puppy who
Volunteer of the Month: Pollinator proponent preaches about bees and butterflies
Longtime Ardsley resident Carol Sommerfield is an artist who spends a lot of time thinking about pollinators and the gardens
New art market marks effort to see and be seen in person
The first Irvington Art Market, featuring the work of a dozen visual artists, aims to bring the community spirit of
Ask the Dispatch: Is it safe to eat fish from the Hudson River?
Yes, you can eat (some) fish from the Hudson River, but it depends on who you are, the species of
Home runs and heart fill Little League history
Jamie Macri rolled a signed baseball in his hand at the Ardsley Community Center on April 19, when memories were