9/11@25: Ceremony mixes remembrance with respect for those who serve
“Twenty-five years after the attacks of September 11, we pause to remember a day that changed our nation and
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Fans of flavored Hawaiian shaved ice, or anyone willing to try a new frozen refreshment, have just over two more months to visit Paradice in Dobbs Ferry before the pop-up shop closes as the warm weather subsides.
Located at 63 Main Street, the shop offers 28 flavors including mango, orange, bubblegum, and cotton candy, is run by Dobbs Ferry resident and mother of three Hayley Parker Barker.
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