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Sleepy Hollow Stellar Rower to Attend Princeton in Fall
by Heather Colley Spencer Sands (r) at U.S. National Youth Championships. Every year, Sleepy Hollow gets excited about the prospects of its various sports teams. Everyone dreams of making it to the...
View ArticleIrvington Lady Bulldogs Poised for Another Post Season Run
by Rick Pezzullo It’s a team with only two seniors and one healthy junior, but inexperience hasn’t been an issue at all this season for the Irvington High School girls’ basketball team. With only three...
View ArticleEnergy Savings Coming to Irvington and Tarrytown
by Alexander Roberts Irvington and Tarrytown residents are one degree away from a bold program that promises to provide guaranteed savings for gas and electricity. New York is the last of seven states...
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Sleepy Hollow High School’s Success in the Performing Arts
by Heather Colley Interviewing Gail Persad, who is both the chorus teacher and the fall drama director at Sleepy Hollow High School, was a little difficult because of the euphony of singing coming from...
View ArticleAll Shorts Irvington Film Festival (As iFF) Explores Love on February 13
The All Shorts Irvington Film Festival (As iFF) will present “a love letter to short film” at the Irvington Town Hall Theater on Saturday, February 13th at 7:30 p.m. Following its enormously successful...
View ArticleRandom Farms Kids’ Theater: Stars on Stage, in The Community, and Now in Book...
by Morey Storck “Imaginative and inspiring! Just goes to show you don’t have to wait until you’re grown up to live your dreams.”(Middle Shelf Magazine) “…the story is full of heart…The text is riddled...
View ArticleTarrytown’s South End Welcomes Harvest Field Market
by Linda Viertel Market fresh food has long been absent from Tarrytown’s South End ever since the Stop and Shop closed on South Broadway several years ago. But now, residents and new customers are...
View ArticleSolarize Tarrytown Presents Students Speak for Solar Contest
Solarize Tarrytown and the Tarrytown Environmental Advisory Council will be presenting a special event on Monday, February 8, at 6:30 p.m. in the Warner Library – Students Speak for Solar – followed by...
View ArticleMore Sidewalk to be Built on Benedict Avenue
by Robert Kimmel Pedestrians walking the portion of Benedict Avenue from the Castle Hotel and Spa to Route 119, long without a paved footpath, will soon have a safer sidewalk on which to make the...
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Food for Though – Valentine’s Day Destinations
by Linda Viertel Valentine’s Day is a holiday about romance, so why not salute the most romantic of the many tales explaining its origin? Legend has it that the original St. Valentine was executed for...
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Commentary – Power Lunch Career Panel
First Person Account of Steven Cabreja speaking at Sleepy Hollow High School on January 13, as part of a three-member panel of service industry professionals. Steven Cabreja, Manager-in-Training,...
View ArticleLetters – Tarrytown Could Benefit from New Traffic Light
To the Editor: Re: “Making Our Streets Safer for Pedestrians” – Dec. 2015, Page 23 I would like to add to the writer’s suggestions for making our streets safer. My priority would be: A traffic light...
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Malina Joins Houlihan Lawrence
Francie Malina A people person who loves putting deals together, Francie Malina is the latest to join Houlihan Lawrence’s Irvington Brokerage as a Real Estate Salesperson. A Woodbridge Connecticut...
View ArticleObituaries – January 2016
Irma Del Monaco, 84 Irma Di Mascio Del Monaco, a longtime Tarrytown resident, died January 18. She was 84. She was born on January 31, 1931 in Petterano Sul Gizio, Italy to Frank and Louisa Di Mascio....
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Revisiting The Tiffany Reading Room
By Ginny Read The Tiffany Reading Room; Architect: A J Manning; Restoration Architect: Stephen Tilly. Photo by Peter Aaron/www.ottoarchive.com A little more than three years have passed since the...
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Inquiring Photographer “What is the Most Romantic Thing You Have Done for...
Eric Moskowitz, 25 Irvington “I travelled overseas to see someone for one day.” Lana Yu, 46 Tarrytown Visitor “Someone once told me that they would share their grandchildren with me, since I wasn’t...
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Tarrytown First/GOP Slate Running to Offer Choice to Voters
by Rick Pezzullo Three volunteer firefighters and longtime village residents are running on the Tarrytown First and Republican party lines on March 15 to offer voters a choice in the race for three...
View ArticleSetting the Record Straight on Tarrytown’s Finances
To the Editor: In a recently published local newspaper, the statements by the three Republican/Tarrytown First trustee candidates demonstrate, among other things, a lack of understanding of the issues...
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Oral Histories: Remembering the Original Tappan Zee Bridge
by Krista Madsen Pete Admadolic When Anne Petry of then-North Tarrytown was in the fourth grade, her teacher emphatically told the class, “there will never be a bridge” across this part of the Hudson....
View ArticleWorkshop Next Step in Station Study
Tarrytown’s station area continues to be under study by a steering committee of the Village’s Planning Board and local residents, with a public workshop to discuss its progress scheduled at the...
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