Two timeworn sayings — “The show must go on” and “Where there’s a will there’s a way” — were reinvigorated by the Clo…
John “Big J” Smith of the Harlem Wizards leads fourth graders Santo Fiordimalva, Asher Williams, and Sasha Kotti in an activity after the ribb…
Juneteenth festivity a ‘teachable moment’
In April, Ardsley High School junior Lucas Vaidean, who’s been hard of hearing since age 7, placed second in “The Next Big Idea: High School,”…
The Dobbs Ferry School District is poised to begin major capital improvements as soon as students are out the door. Friday, June 25, is the la…
The Rev. Chris Monturo was installed as the pastor of the Sacred Heart and Our Lady of Pompeii Parish on Thursday, June 10, almost two years a…
The Dobbs Ferry Board of Trustees held a public hearing on June 8 as they consider enacting three proposed zoning changes the planning board r…
The sound of heavy machinery in Hillside Woods this month marked a milestone in the regeneration of that troubled forest.
The Hastings Board of Education announced on June 13 that it hired 61-year-old William McKersie as interim superintendent for the 2021-22 scho…
In 1970, “revolution” was more than a song title in parts of New York City. In the South Bronx, activist groups championed the needs of Black …
A dozen years ago, serial entrepreneur Paul Lightfoot was on the lookout for the next big thing. Today, he leads a crusade to fix what’s broke…
To celebrate Pride Month, the Irvington Theater will offer “One Thing I Want You to Know” for streaming on demand from June 23 through June 25…
Main Street School students presented a video recording of their performance of “Alice in Wonderland Jr.” on Wednesday, June 9, to their peers…
Two timeworn sayings — “The show must go on” and “Where there’s a will there’s a way” — were reinvigorated by the Clocktower Players’ determin…
The Westchester County Historical Society honored Hartsdale resident Susan Seal, president of the Friends of Odell House Rochambeau Headquarte…
The four Rivertowns school districts will receive a windfall of government funding to help recoup unexpected outlays incurred during the pande…
Bronxville’s pedigree showed itself as the second-seeded Broncos dominated top-seeded Irvington for a 19-4 victory in the Section I/Class D championship game on June 12.
Jaleel Moody claimed a pair of individual crowns, but it was not enough for Irvington to overcome Valhalla at the Class C sectional championship meet. The host Vikings edged the Bulldogs for the boys’ title by eight points, 133-125, on June 11.
Dobbs Ferry’s run through the Section I/Class B tournament ended with a 12-4 semifinal loss at top-seeded Pawling on June 10. The host Tigers received a grand-slam home run and six RBIs from Hailey Smith.
Valerie Barbara (Smith) Stimpson of Irvington passed away peacefully at home on Monday, June 7, at age 91.
Mark Andrew Sweeting, a 1985 graduate of Dobbs Ferry High School, died after a long illness, at his home in Portland, Ore., on Saturday, May 2…
Ellen M. Woods, a longtime resident of Hastings, passed away after her courageous battle with breast cancer on Friday, June 4, at age 63, surr…
As reported in the June 4 police blotter of the Enterprise, drivers on the southbound Saw Mill River Parkway early on Sunday morning May 30 we…
Recently, someone dumped what appears to have been a kitchen countertop on the side of our road, broken up into big chunks of granite. I conta…
The members of Ardsley American Legion Post #458 would like to thank all who attended our Memorial Day ceremony at Pascone Park on May 31. It …
