Spoiler alert: The "terrible twos" aren't always as terrible as you'd think.
Think your mom is the best mom in Dobbs Ferry and Hastings-on-Hudson? Tell us why.
Beaches, lakes and streams are plentiful in the Hudson Valley.
The website known as The Crazy Tourist recently listed the 15 most interesting towns to visit in New York State.
There are several highly rated summer camps in and near the river towns.
There are plenty of museums and activity centers to keep kids entertained and learning during the winter months.
The Facebook founder also pledges to donate 99% of his company shares to help “advance human potential and promote equality.”
The Empire State is ranked in the bottom 10 on WalletHub's "Best and Worst States to Have a Baby" survey. Surprised?
These are the official, registered names from the Social Security Administration. Did your baby's name make the list?
Wills, Living Wills, Advance Directives, Power of Attorney, Guardianship, Health Care Proxy, Children, Minors, Legal Protection
new study's findings not a surprise but still depressing
It's a quick trip to Stewart International Airport for demonstrations, exhibits, displays, simulators and more in the air and on the ground!
Facebook's CEO made a special announcement on his page.
The Down syndrome education and therapy center will serve Westchester and Fairfield counties.
The long-awaited hands-on learning space opens for the summer on the boardwalk in Rye.
Each Sunday through the summer, part of the Bronx River Parkway is closed to cars to make way for bikers, joggers, skaters and walkers.
Our artists and outdoor educators encourage children to explore the natural world, build skills and create art with natural materials! Cool!
Patch readers from around the Hudson Valley shared photos of their favorite pups in honor of National Puppy Day yesterday.
Share your photos for a Patch Pets gallery; if you're thinking of getting one, try the SPCA of Westchester or one of the area shelters.
JCC on the Hudson Country Day Camp & Others Offer L.I.T. Option for 14-15 Year Old Campers
Due to Thursday's snow day.
Nature. Outdoors. Family. Kids. Fun at the Greenburgh Nature Center.
Among other impressive accomplishments, Hooker U.S. Coast Guard in WWII, became the first African-American female to serve in active duty.
JCC on the Hudson Country Day Camp offers L.I.T. positions, a value-added summer "job" for 14-15 year old Westchester campers.
Bears in the snow? The new Gerber baby? Otters at the park? There's only one winner.
The new truck allows the food bank to double the amount of food it receives from retail locations while also improving efficiency.
Friedman received the Spirit of Peggy Award for embodying the values and contributions of Peggy Tishman, communal leader and philanthropist.
Walmart has local locations in Mohegan Lake and White Plains.
The money raised will go to research treatment and cures for arthritis, this country's leading cause of disability.
New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter was on hand for the charity benefit, which raised $1,000,000 to fight ALS.
The shelter will hold an Adoption Extravaganza Nov. 8 at its campus in Briarcliff Manor.
Lydia S. Antoncic ran in the TCS New York City Marathon for the Marfan Foundation in memory of her ex-husband Rich Ciacci of New Rochelle.
Congratulations to Malik Aaron Bradford, Maxine Tjaden, Alex Lalli, and Liam Amouzou.
Three outstanding individuals will be honored at MHA's annual benefit on Friday, October 24.
First time ordained rabbi who lives nearby
Whitney Johnson, who founded a charity at age 21, is in Geneva, Switzerland this week at an initiative of the World Economic Forum.
Today is World Humanitarian Day, a day to honor those who put their lives in danger to help people in need across the globe.
Westchester, Rockland and Putnam County Boy Scouts are actively seeking new members for their Scouting programs.
Yonkers resident Pat Quinn, who has been diagnosed with ALS, helped create the challenge with friends Pete and Julie Frates.