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In Irvington, Citizens Rise Up Against a Burgeoning Deer Population

By Jeff Wilson– Across the rivertowns, war between residents and a proliferating deer population may be imminent. The latest indicator is in Irvington where local, vocal citizens packed a special March...

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White Space

WHITE SPACE: “We’ll have to make little holes for the air” By Krista Madsen– Last week, after navigating the density of daily life, the earth, and the universe itself, I took a vow of silence. Not that...

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Purpl is Back With a Full Calendar of Events

The organization plans to foster potential, forge connections and bring fun to the Rivertowns by Janine Annett– Hastings-on-Hudson — The large purple building on Main Street that houses Purpl is a...

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Renters in Tarrytown Building Worried They Soon Could Be Homeless

By Rick Pezzullo— For many of the tenants living in the 108 apartments at Asbury Terrace in Tarrytown, 1 River Place has been their home for most of their lives. David Cova, 51, a school counselor at...

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Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow Gear up for Earth Month in April

With the theme “Plastic or Planet”, Earth Month 10591 Releases April Event Lineup The Environmental Councils of the Villages of Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown have joined forces for an Earth Month event...

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Maker Hive Makes Space for Creativity

Maker Hive, on Warburton Avenue, has classes and workshops in a wide array of arts, crafts, and STEM activities     by Janine Annett-– Hastings-on-Hudson — Entering Maker Hive at 416 Warburton Avenue...

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Facing Lawsuits Triggered by the State’s Child Victims Act, St. Christopher’s...

By Barrett Seaman– St. Christopher’s, the Dobbs Ferry-based home for more than a century to children with physical and behavioral needs, is filing for bankruptcy and embarking on an effort to...

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Abinanti Readying for Rematch with Shimsky for Assembly Seat

By Rick Pezzullo— Former State Assemblyman Tom Abinanti is laying the groundwork for a Democratic primary rematch against incumbent MaryJane Shimsky in the 92nd Assembly District. Abinanti, 77, who was...

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Local Baseball Squads Ready for Season

By Tom Pedulla— The Hudson Independent previews the local varsity high school baseball teams: DOBBS FERRY The Eagles return an excellent one-two punch on the mound in senior right-handers Chris Archer...

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Listen | Silent

LISTEN | SILENT: Here I am, if quietly By Krista Madsen– In similar contradictory fashion to using written words to talk about blank pages, I’ll frame a post on listening and silence in music: “It’s...

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Sleepy Hollow Mayor Keeps Tight Leash on Spending in Budget

By Rick Pezzullo— Sleepy Hollow Mayor Martin Rutyna delivered his tentative budget March 20 with a proposed Homestead Tax Rate of 5.5% and a virtual freeze on discretionary spending. Rutyna, who will...

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Mambo Italiano Opens in Irvington’s Competitive Market

By Shana Liebman–  That Family Feeling (the Main Street, Irvington sandwich spot with a mean Reuben) has been replaced by a new Italian restaurant, Mambo Italiano — opened by two former employees. Dani...

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Duck Derby & Healthy Kids Day Combine Again This Month

By Robert Kimmel— A blend of fun, entertainment and excitement await the crowds of youngsters and adults expected to attend the 17th annual combined Rotary Club of the Tarrytowns’ Duck Derby and the...

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Rivertown Residents Should Prepare to Protect Eyes to View Solar Eclipse on...

by Janine Annett– A solar eclipse offers the chance to look at the sun in a new light, but Rivertowns residents planning to observe the solar eclipse on Monday, April 8th, should plan to protect their...

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Fire Destroys Sentimental Dobbs Ferry Structure

By Susan Treiman— When Dobbs Ferry’s Gould Park House went up in flames Saturday, it was just the latest challenge for a beloved, but beleaguered, local site. The March 30 blaze significantly damaged...

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Kathleen Madigan Returns to The Musical Hall, Armed With Her Unique Brand of...

By W.B. King– Growing up in a large Irish Catholic clan in Missouri, Kathleen Madigan was surrounded by a quirky, fun-loving bunch of characters who embraced a strong work ethic. Becoming a...

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Wine Bar & Café Celebrated at Jacob Burns Film Center

By Susan Treiman— Westchester’s premiere independent film center raised the curtain on its long-awaited Take 3 Wine Bar & Cafe April 3 with sweets, savories, and an opening gala. The 85-seat venue,...

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High School Softball Teams Swinging for Success

By Tom Pedulla— The Hudson Independent previews the local varsity softball teams for the upcoming season. DOBBS FERRY Despite a difficult schedule, hopes are high for a winning record. The Eagles are...

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Umbraphile

UMBRAPHILE: Lover of space | chaser of shadow By Krista Madsen– “BECAUSE THEY ARE HARD” We really need a Moon Moment. President John F. Kennedy had a dream that he first delivered in an address to a...

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Hudson Valley Restaurant Week Returns to the Rivertowns

By Shana Liebman– Hudson Valley Restaurant Week(s) has returned to the Rivertowns for a spring 2024 season (April 8-21). Here are some of the delicious deals at local favorites. Hastings-on-Hudson...

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