Douglas to add star power to film screening
The economic and cultural divide in national politics is explored in the documentary “America’s Burning,” which will be screened
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Timeless love staged for upcycling times
‘Romeo and Juliet’ receives a homegrown twist The River’s Edge Theater Company will bring Romeo and Juliet’s love
Class of ’25 celebrates ‘unparalleled’ bond
Ardsley High School bids farewell to 203 graduates On June 26, a steady stream of blue caps and gowns ascended
Teens make an upcycled fashion statement
Made only of recycled materials, a corseted dress inspired by a mythological sea monster has earned Ardsley High School seniors
Ardsley schools kick off $53M renovation
Ceremonial shovels dug into the football field at Ardsley High School on May 12, symbolizing the start of a districtwide
Cultures to enlarge community at AAPI festival
By Julie Schneyer The Village of Ardsley’s Multicultural, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee (MDIC) will host its second annual Asian
New chief aims ‘to be there for the public’
For Ardsley’s new police chief, John Pignatelli, law enforcement runs in the family. His older brother is a retired
Piccolino retires after 40 years with Ardsley PD
After 40 years serving the community that he grew up in, Ardsley Police Chief Anthony Piccolino has retired. A walkout
Volunteers of the Month: Coulehan and Reid honored for half-century of service
Like all fire departments in the Rivertowns, Ardsley’s is entirely staffed by volunteers. At Ardsley Engine Company No. 1’
Muralist’s colorful work enlivens spaces
A new mural brightening the snack bar at McDowell Park is the work of Sara Joy Annapolen, an Ardsley resident