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
Latest news (Page 26)
$4.5 million to fund downtown upgrades
Dobbs Ferry will receive $4.5 million from New York State to help revitalize the village’s downtown. For the
Ardsley wins first sectional title in program history
By Rob DiAntonio Ardsley has had successful teams the past few seasons but could not get over the hump of
Interviews share Holocaust survivors’ history
After defeating the Nazis in World War II, Allied forces found warehouses filled with torah scrolls stolen from communities left
Lyndhurst plays a part during Wilde’s elaborate comedy
By Tom Gambardella The Lyndhurst Mansion’s resident theater troupe, M&M Performing Arts Company, will open 2025 with
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