A football dream comes true for a high school senior in New York.
Ladies lunched and shopped to benefit the Pediatric Cancer Foundation.
Volunteers powered the Red Cross's massive emergency relief effort.
These stories from our editors and bloggers this past week will put a smile on your face.
Residents gathered at the Scenic Hudson Park memorial this morning and vowed to "Never Forget" the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001.
Locals will gather at the same Scenic Hudson Park location 12 years after the 9/11 attacks.
A cyclist tour of Westchester will help raise money for familial dysautonomia, a rare neurological disorder with which only 350 people in the world are diagnosed.
"Do your thing on the trail" on Oct. 6.
The Wainwright House hosted a fire ceremony where participants cleansed, reflected and looked towards the future.
Every week we feature a different adoptable cat or dog from the no-kill shelter in Elmsford.
Dwight Burke, owner of Food for Thought in Hastings-on-Hudson, is this week's winner of "So You Think You Know the Rivertowns!" Who will win next week?
Every week Rivertowns Patch features a different adoptable pet from Pets Alive, a no-kill animal shelter in Elmsford.
Post your favorites in the comments below.
Post your nomination in the comments.
All ages are welcome to take to the street at Get On Your Mat For Mental Health June 20.
A range of activites from around the area for your weekend ahead
In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we interviewed a true survivor (and heroine), who exemplifies how the spirit can thrive in spite of the horrors it has endured.
An event to remember at the Dobbs Ferry Senior Center
The Hastings High School student will attend the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
Third-grade Brownies gained a deeper understanding of money, wants and needs.
Put on the green for some local St. Patrick's Day parades, plus some more ideas for your weekend from around the region.
Wines from the India's Nashik Valley will be served.
Debra Aronson is a sign language instructor and founder of C.A.S.L.E., Inc.