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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Sprinkler system rupture floods Farragut Wing of middle school
For almost 24 hours, starting on Christmas Eve, a sprinkler system rupture in the attic caused water to pour through
Library find sparks author’s debut novel
The great-great-grandson of a legendary competitive walker takes up his ancestral activity and treads thousands of miles to connect with
River’s Edge returns with risk-taking theater
As 2024 drew to an end, the River’s Edge Theatre Company announced its 2025 lineup of four productions, from
HHS grad shares Beltway insider insights
As the chief of staff for U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna of California, Marie Baldassarre traces her career path to
Mercy hosts justice who made history
Inside the rotunda at Mercy University, surrounded by portraits of the school’s past presidents, the first Black woman to
Ask the Dispatch: What’s the connection between ‘Wicked’ and Hastings?
Somewhere over the rainbow, there’s a magical place called Hastings-on-Hudson with a special connection to the long-running Broadway musical
Purpl puts period on chapter at 52 Main
By Tom Gambardella After 14 years at 52 Main Street, Purpl, the creative space founded by former Hastings resident Sarah
Schools set schedule for $53 million in upgrades
The Ardsley Board of Education heard long-range planning updates on a capital bond project for the district’s elementary, middle,
Librarian of the year empowers children
“Kids can change the world.” That’s the motto of Dobbs Ferry resident and elementary school librarian Lauren Ginsberg DeVilbiss,
Committee weighs in on future of facilities
During a debut presentation for Irvington community members on Sunday, Dec. 8, the Village’s newly formed Facilities Planning Committee
