It's one of several programs the United Way is running to help Ossining residents during the pandemic.
In a new report, Attorney General Letitia James said nursing homes were understaffed and staff lacked protective equipment.
Support the farmers and small businesses while providing yourself with healthy foods. You can even order ahead.
"I am proud to live in a community where we are constantly trying to find ways to help our friends and neighbors," said one PTA volunteer.
Police alleged the crash was caused by a Yorktown man.
Quick work by firefighters prevented storage containers with combustible, even explosive contents from being engulfed, fire officials said.
Police said her car was hit in Peekskill by a Yorktown man under the influence of alcohol driving north in the highway's southbound lanes.
Volunteers offer info at the Farmers Market - and take your food-scrap recycling if you can't get to the Cedar Lane collection site.
"Only a Black man in New York in the 1980s could have been convicted on such thin allegations and sent away for so long," says the writer.
Get a team together for some virtual community giving.
The penumbral lunar eclipse is a prelude to can’t-miss December sky shows in Ossining, including the colorful, prolific Geminids.
Here's a digest of top news from the Hudson Valley Patches.
The 105-year-old local charity has begun fundraising for this year's food baskets. Here's how to help.
The number of people seeking help from local food pantries has doubled since the pandemic began, officials said.
Westchester Children's Association: Keep Issues That Impact Kids In Mind When You Vote.
The two groups will take place Oct. 6 and 13.
The fire on a utility pole left several hundred customers without power.
A team of rope-access technicians will rappel down the face of the dam and inspect the stones used to build it 115 years ago.
The campaign will be conducted as Croton-Harmon schools hold their first full week of classes.
Plus register for other DIY volunteer projects. Supplies are free with no-contact pickup starting Sept. 8 on a first-come-first-served basis
The rally will not happen Saturday as the community grapples with the repercussions of the controversial concert re-billed as a protest.
The promoter said it was a protest; community members were skeptical.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this world. Let's help share these amazing stories! Presented by Ring.
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Complaints about the power outages have been louder, but officials warn that the cell service problems may be as dangerous.
It’s about time to watch the sky for shooting stars in Ossining. The Delta Aquarids are about to peak and the Perseids are flying.
An intimate, socially-distanced ceremony was followed by an international reception ... on Zoom.
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Popular parks like Senasqua have been off-limits to non-residents for years.
With illness and hatred in the headlines every day, volunteers are helping local residents bring more peace and light to the world.
The operation outside the Ossining Stop & Shop on Fridays takes volunteers and lots of participating restaurants.
Manuel Punin and Anthony Ribustello were nominated as local heroes during the new coronavirus outbreak.
June 1 as a national day for remembering those who died is supported by the National Council of Churches and the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
Cuomo praised New Rochelle residents, who made New York's first shutdown work when the coronavirus outbreak began, at his Friday briefing.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
Blessed with unexpected gifts from around the world, the sisters have come up with creative ways to cope.
The market is open. Fresh fish! Eggs! Bread! Pickles, kombucha, more spring produce and locally-produced foods.
We asked local businesses in Croton-on-Hudson and Ossining to update their status and created a handy guide from their responses.
Here are the latest local updates on how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting Croton-on-Hudson and Ossining.
Here are some of the top news stories from the Hudson Valley.