Ardsley

Verizon gets an earful over poor cell coverage

Ardsley residents and elected officials are making efforts to improve Verizon Wireless cellular coverage in the village, including with a

‘Humans of Ardsley’ taps residents’ stories

For Sheila Narayanan and Sania Samad, their shared love of storytelling means a scheduled 45-minute meet-up can turn

Baci in the Square owner returns to his roots

Nothing — not cancer, bankruptcy, or arson — can stop Chris Weinstein from making pizza. The owner of Ardsley’s newest, and

Summer concerts christen bandshell at renovated park

Ardsley’s Summer Concert Series returned on July 11, bringing a yearly tradition to the renovated Pascone Park.  Each of

Grads urged to further define themselves

Blue caps with yellow tassels flew through the air at Purchase College’s Performing Arts Center as Ardsley High School’

Temple sets table for cultural camaraderie

Rabbi Mara Young of Woodlands Community Temple greeted Muslim and Jewish guests, many hoisting platters and serving utensils, into the

Garden restores legacy of 14 WWII vets

By Rita Walton The Ardsley Historical Society held a dedication ceremony for the Lewisohn Memorial Garden at Ardsley High School

Memorial garden to honor 14 fallen from WWII

Volunteer of the Month: Pollinator proponent preaches about bees and butterflies

Longtime Ardsley resident Carol Sommerfield is an artist who spends a lot of time thinking about pollinators and the gardens

Home runs and heart fill Little League history

Jamie Macri rolled a signed baseball in his hand at the Ardsley Community Center on April 19, when memories were

Four Questions with Matt Arone

Event to focus on history of Ardsley Little League Matt Arone has been watching, playing, and coaching baseball for most

Ardsley students dive down Carroll’s rabbit hole

“Let me read to you… I’ll bring you to our world again,” Alice Spencer says to her best friend,