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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Talk spotlights ills of women’s healthcare
By Rita Walton Issues around women’s healthcare and evidence-based science brought an engaged audience to the Hastings Public
Volunteer of the Month: Colgate leads hands-on efforts to help the local ecosystem
Haven Colgate’s interest in environmental activism began when she read “The Lorax” by Dr. Seuss (Theodor Seuss Geisel) in
Dancers connect with city’s upswing
The Hudson River Museum’s exhibition “No Bodies: Clothing as Disruptor” culminated last month with the deinstallation of a sculpture
Burgos, Zwiebel, and Ogrodnek secure support
Irvington Trustee Arlene Burgos, who is also the deputy mayor, earned her party’s nomination to succeed Mayor Jon Siegel
Grammy-winner resists the label ‘legend’
Three-time Grammy Award-winning bassist John Patitucci is aiming to inspire hope with his new jazz trio album, “Spirit
Experts give plants-in-the-ground advice
By Rita Walton On a cold winter weekend, a group of gardeners was deciding what to plant this coming spring
Stop-motion short gains favor at festivals
By Tom Gambardella Erika Totoro’s 3-minute, 20-second-long film “Le Charade,” which the 2020 Dobbs Ferry High
Proposal updated for 1 Lawrence Street
During a work session on Feb. 11, the Greenburgh Town Board heard an updated proposal to develop 1 Lawrence Street,
Ask the Dispatch: Did any United States presidents spend time the Rivertowns?
“George Washington slept here!” is the stuff of legends — some true, some embellished. In the Rivertowns, however, Washington and his
Black history exhibit marks a step toward a museum
The Greenburgh Black History Museum Initiative is celebrating the contributions of former and current Black American residents of the town