Vintage market targets treasure hunters
Dozens of vendors offering vintage, antique, and craft goods will gather at Dobbs Ferry Waterfront Park this Sunday, April 27,
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Friends share plan and timeline for Odell Rochambeau Museum
In a small envelope tucked in her purse, Hartsdale resident Susan Seal carries an 18th-century French musket ball, which she
Rushkoff’s talk takes aim at climate crisis
By Kerry Lyons MIT calls bestselling author and Hastings resident Douglas Rushkoff one of the “world’s 10 most influential
Trio of gardening workshops aim to cultivate Pollinator Pathway
All across Ardsley, a network of gardens exists to entice bees, butterflies, and other pollinators by planting biodiverse and native
Getz remembered for supporting victims
The Westchester community is celebrating the life of Irvington resident Monica Getz, who helped countless victims of domestic abuse as
School board discusses flooding and bond
After a flood disrupted operations at Farragut Middle School, the Hastings Board of Education offered insight into the condition of
Four Questions with art historian Daniel Belasco of Hastings
Hastings resident Daniel Belasco is an art historian and curator, as well as the executive director of the Al Held
MDIC plans for more events and outreach
The Village of Ardsley Multicultural, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee is kicking off 2025 with a new co-chair and a calendar
New exhibit showcases late resident of Hastings
By Rita Walton A new exhibit at the Hudson River Museum, “Alvin C. Hollingsworth: And All That Jazz,” showcases the
Volunteer of the Month: DeLevie’s service extends from Hastings to Sing Sing
HASTINGS — Sharon DeLevie — an entrepreneur, wife, mother of three, and, of late, grandmother of two — embodies the concept of tikkun
Restorative Circle Project spurs conversations about race
By Julie Schneyer REGION — The indigenous practice of “listening circles,” during which the community members sit together to discuss shared
Group calls for fishing ban at Halsey Pond
With its first action as an advocacy group since forming last month, the Friends of Halsey Pond are leading a
Historian delves into Black-owned farms
While conducting research on colonial homes in Hastings, historian and resident Keith Doherty made a surprising discovery about property north