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View ArticleEngageAsia: Webinar Reminder – Tuesday, March 23
EngageAsia: Webinar Reminder! Tuesday, March 23 @ 7:00 PM EDT: Join EngageAsia for Lessons of Resilience from Maine: Japanese Aquaculture in the U.S. Join EngageAsia’s next webinar, Lessons of...
View ArticleFederal Highway Administration Vouches for Cuomo Bridge Safety
After reviewing technical investigations of the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) issued a statement last week, saying that they had no concerns for the safety of the...
View ArticleOur Falcons Laid An Egg!
At about 1:30 a.m. on Monday morning, March 22, the momma Peregrine Falcon in the Tappan Zee ( Mario M. Cuomo) Bridge nesting box laid an egg! As Lindsay on the Nextdoor social network put it, “You may...
View ArticleRotary’s Duck Derby, YMCA’s Healthy Kids Day Planned for June
by Robert Kimmel— For the 14th consecutive year, the Rotary Club of the Tarrytown’s’ will be conducting its Rubber Duck Derby and, as it has traditionally, it will be sharing Patriots Park with the...
View ArticleTarrytown Police Force Seeks Local Applicants
By Barrett Seaman— The Tarrytown Police Department is out combing the village—not in search of criminals this time but in search of new recruits. They are looking for locals: smart people who know the...
View ArticleTaSH Newsletter: Celebrate agriculture by visiting your local farmers market!
March 23, is National Agriculture Day – or Ag Day – which is part of an annual week-long celebration of the vital role that agriculture plays in our everyday lives. Organized by the Agriculture Council...
View ArticleLearning Together Provides Free Innovative After School Programs
By Shana Liebman– While it’s been a bleak year, there is at least one good thing that came out of the pandemic lockdown: Irvington’s new gem, Learning Together. Created by the same parents who founded...
View ArticleDobbs Ferry Woman Honored for Efforts During Pandemic
By Rick Pezzullo— A Dobbs Ferry resident was among seven women recognized this week by State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Senator Shelley Mayer for demonstrating exceptional...
View ArticleOne Year On, Schools Still Wait for CARES Act Funds
By Brianna Staudt– The recent passage of the federal American Rescue Plan (ARP) and its funding for schools should bring a sigh of relief to school districts burdened with covid-related spending. But...
View ArticleThere Is Joy In This Place
A View From Inside The Westchester County Center By Sarah LeBuhn, RN– As someone who grew up in the rivertowns, I think of the Westchester County Center as the place where, as a teenager, I used to...
View ArticleWestchester Tennis Ladder Brings Love of the Game to New Heights
By Shana Liebman– Game Set Match! The Westchester Tennis Ladder, which launched last summer with approximately 60 members, is gearing up for its second season. The brainchild of two self-proclaimed...
View ArticleBeekman Ale House: A Welcoming New Spot to Drink and Dine in Sleepy Hollow
By Linda Viertel As spring approaches, restaurants and bars are beginning to come alive, albeit cautiously. But the real “canary in the coal mine” might be the arrival of new dining and drinking venues...
View ArticleCarol Rocchio, 62
Carol Chicatelli Rocchio, a resident of Dobbs Ferry, died March 26 with her loving family at her side. She was 62. She was born December 17, 1958 in the Bronx to Margaret and William Chicatelli. She...
View ArticleThursday 4/1: Andrew Beals/Chris Morrison Organ Quartet • JF@H Vol. 54
This Thursday: Veteran alto saxophonist Andrew Beals (14 Years with Captain Jack McDuff), teams with guitarist Chris Morrison, organist Kyle Koehler and drummer Joe Strasser to kick off our second year...
View ArticleIrvington’s Black Cat Café To Resume Business
By Barrett Seaman– The old adage that cats have nine lives may be an overstatement, but one feline, Irvington’s The Black Cat Café, now appears to have at least a second one. Issued an eviction notice...
View ArticleCOVID-19 Funeral Assistance
On Wednesday – April 21st at 7PM – Yonkers Public Library, Catholic Charities and New York-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital will host a Covid-19 Presentation: Virus, Vaccine, Variants in (SPANISH)....
View ArticleWestchester Housing Crisis Webinars
The Irvington Activists, Community Voices Heard, Sustainable Port Chester Alliance and Westchester-Putnam Working Families Party are sponsoring this webinar series on Westchester’s Housing Crisis. The...
View ArticleNew Yorkers 30 And Older Now Eligible For Vaccination
By Barrett Seaman— It seems like only last week that the age of eligibility for the COVID vaccine dropped to 50. That’s because it was only last week, and yet, as of tomorrow, New Yorkers age 30 and...
View ArticleGOP Challenger Looks to Make History in Run vs Latimer
By Rick Pezzullo— Westchester County Executive George Latimer will have a Republican challenger after all as he seeks a second term in office in November. Doug Colety, chairman of the Westchester...
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