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Revisiting The Founding Era: A Panel Discussion Wednesday, October 16 at...

by Robert Kimmel –  Understanding the issues that confronted Americans during the nation’s Founding Era and how those same issues influence life in our country today will be the focus of a scholarly...

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Indy Talks with Paul Feiner and Lucas Cioffi

It’s been a decade since Greenburgh Town Supervisor has had an election challenge. This year, he has: Edgemont resident and Army Airborne Ranger veteran Lucas Cioffi. Watch as they debate the issues. ...

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Tarrytown Police Call For Security Camera Registration to Aid Investigations

by Robert Kimmel – The expanding practice of using security camera video by law enforcement agencies to assist investigations has led the Tarrytown Police Department to implement a new program.  “Got...

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Thanks to Community for Supporting Dobbs Ferry Library

To the Editor: On behalf of the board of the Friends of the Dobbs Ferry Library, I would like to extend a huge “thank you” to our local community for its generosity and support in ensuring that our...

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How the Headstone of the Son of a Revolutionary War Hero was Returned to its...

A Sleepy Hollow Homecoming by Dana White –  This fall, scores of Halloween tourists will descend on the Old Dutch Burying Ground and Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. While Washington Irving’s Headless Horseman...

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Irvington Theater to Host Special Double Film Screening Event November 15

Irvington Theater will host an exclusive screening of the documentary The Lavender Scare on November 15, followed by a discussion with the film’s director, Emmy-winning filmmaker Josh Howard, according...

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Three arrested in drug sale at South Broadway shopping center

Members of the Greenburgh Drug & Alcohol Task Force arrested three people observed in a sale of cocaine in the parking lot of the shopping center at 350 South Broadway in Tarrytown on Wednesday...

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Residents Approve $19.7M Dobbs Ferry School Bond

By Rick Pezzullo Residents in the Dobbs Ferry School District overwhelmingly approved a $19,977,378 capital project bond referendum October 22 that officials maintained will fund necessary building...

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A New Halloween Ghost Story: Mostly True as Far as You Know

by Elaine Marranzano –   It was a weird Halloween. For one thing it was snowing. The “white Halloween” of 2011 blew in on a Nor’easter which dumped 12 inches of snow on Westchester. Trees that still...

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Service Honors the Families of Fallen Police Officers

For the past four years, Our Lady of Pompei Church in Dobbs Ferry has been the site of a service specifically to honor all of the surviving family members of the men and women in Westchester County who...

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Sleepy Hollow Craft and Street Fair Draws Thousands

Thousands of people, from near and far, attended Sleepy Hollow’s 23rd annual Craft and Street Fair on Beekman Avenue on Saturday, October 12. Sleepy Hollow Mayor Ken Wray said it was by far the largest...

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Congresswoman Lowey Will Not Seek Reelection in 2020

By Rick Pezzullo Congresswoman Nita M. Lowey (D-NY17/Westchester and Rockland) announced Thursday that she will not seek reelection next year. Lowey, 82, chairwoman of the House Appropriations...

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Women Take Action at Irvington Theater October 18

by James Miranda –  The Irvington Theater (IT) Commission will host its first 2019-20 Diversity Series event on Friday, October 18 at 7:30 p.m. The event, “Women Take Action: An Evening About Women...

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Local Doulas Working to Keep Women Safe During Childbirth

by Katherine Cain –  Amidst a still rising maternal mortality rate that has more than doubled from 1991 to 2014, there is a growing need to tackle the issue and keep mothers healthy and safe during...

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New Tulip Tree Honors Tarrytown’s Patriots

By Barrett Seaman For more than two centuries, the giant Tulip Poplar provided shade for visitors to Tarrytown’s Patriot Park. It was there that in 1780, colonial militiamen captured British Major John...

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Revisiting The Founding Era: Video of Oct 16 Panel Discussion

Understanding the issues that confronted Americans during the nation’s Founding Era and how those same issues influence life in our country today was the focus of a scholarly panel discussion with...

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Tar­ry­town Po­lice Call For Se­cu­rity Cam­era Reg­is­tra­tion to Aid...

by Robert Kim­mel – The ex­pand­ing prac­tice of us­ing se­cu­rity cam­era video by law en­force­ment agen­cies to as­sist in­ves­ti­ga­tions has led the Tar­ry­town Po­lice De­part­ment to im­ple­ment...

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The Swan’s House Opens in Tarrytown

by Barbara Moroch Home is where your story begins,” author Annie Danielson once said, and that’s something Arthur Gandy and Sara Swan have taken to heart. She made a career out of studying fine art and...

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Donations Needed at Thanksgiving Time

The Community Coalition (C2) was formed by Kids’ Club of Tarrytown & Sleepy Hollow and is a group of local non-profits, religious institutions, community members, and organizations of all types who...

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Transit-Oriented Development Planned Across from Train Station

by Rick Pezzullo  –       A mixed-use project and a brewpub/restaurant are being planned across from the Metro-North train station in Tarrytown. Located at 29 Depot Plaza, the mixed-use project...

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