Banners will be hung throughout the village and business district beginning in March.
Jody Rohlena and Cedric Smith got engaged on Leap Day 2020. They decided it was time — after they’d already started planning their wedding.
Housing Discrimination Settled; Measles Cases Rising; Man Wins $5M Scratcher
The additions are a diverse group of professionals bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to the organization, a spokesperson said.
Hudson Line To Penn Station; Winter Festival; Blood Supply Emergency
$70,000 COVID Scam; Defrauding Cargo Airline; Cracking Down On Illegal Pot Shops
Plus ATM thefts, mask mandate returns, bridge removal and more: Hudson Valley Daily Digest
If you don't want to stay at home to watch the Big Game, there are places nearby where you can cheer on your favorite team.
Every week, Patch will spotlight volunteer opportunities in the Hudson Valley.
Patient Privacy Abuses; I-84 Crash Gate OK’d; Bridge Removal Scheduled
In New York, workers in New York City, Long Island and Westchester County will go up to a larger wage than the rest of the state.
The year-long celebration includes an inaugural music festival in June.
Christmas Evening Crash; $100K Powerball Tickets; More Rain Coming
The invasive plant is a favorite of the spotted lanternfly, which is an invasive insect.
The Westchester County Historical Society has hand-written accounts of eyewitnesses to the American Revolution in the county.
Another Weekend Storm; Cooking Grease Bandits; Holiday Train Show
Plus congressman censured over fire alarm pull, Heart of a Giant Award and more: Hudson Valley Daily Digest
Plus Ossining police chief leaving, arrest made in gas station robberies, $1 million Powerball winner and more from the Hudson Valley.
Plus holiday pet portraits, buying pot legally, buybuy Baby reopening and fraud awareness week.
Join the upcoming webinar regarding Prostate Health with Urologist Mathew Q. Fakhoury, DO, on Monday, November 27 at 12 PM.
The Tarrytown-based biotechnology company sees it as a duty to engage and inspire the next generation of young scientists.
Plus free meals to foster and adoptive families, holiday lights, pregnant woman trapped under car and more: Hudson Valley Daily Digest
Oil Barges May Be Parked On Hudson River; Bowman Charged In Fire Alarm Incident; New Sake Brewery Open For Tours
The congressman said the redefined parameters of the Port of New York could allow barges to be parked north of the Cuomo Bridge.
1st Black Action Hero Dies; Defrauding Cargo Airline; Learning Fire Safety
St. John’s Riverside Hospital is hosting a webinar on Wednesday, October 18th at 12 PM featuring Nidhi Sahgal, MD, Breast Surgeon.
The next ask is for reflective vests and helmets for asylum seekers to use when bicycling around the community.
To qualify, at least one member of the household must be 55 years of age or older.
Hirees With No Experience Wanted | Illegally Sold Trout | Impeachment Inquiry
Supervisor Paul Feiner said the goal is to make sure the asylum-seekers staying in the community have the best possible quality of life.
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There will be two sessions for the pooches, and no humans will be allowed in the pool.
There will be many memorial services around the Hudson Valley honoring those lost in the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
Feeding Westchester & The Food Bank of the Hudson Valley join NBC4, Telemundo 47 and Tarrytown Stop&Shop for multi-state food drive Sept 9
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St. John’s Riverside Hospital invests in maternity department for disenfranchised residents.
Prison For Breaking Man’s Jaw; Fake Immigration Attorney Threatened Clients; Chipotle To Open Another Location
The service will start at 8:30 a.m. and will make nine stops every 20 to 25 minutes.
The youth poet laureate will develop opportunities for young people in Greenburgh to undertake the creation of original poetry