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Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown, Irvington, Dobbs Ferry. Ugly Pageant Part 3: Monster Myth. Published 4d ago. UGLY PAGEANT PART 3: Monster Myth By Krista Madsen Lest it seem from the Ugly Pageant’s parade of Toys (winner: Boglins) and Film Villains (winner: The Fly) that most rotten eggs come from the 1980s and/or the bottom of some twisted kid’s closet in the USA, it...
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Dobbs Ferry Loses in Title Game to Valhalla. Published 6d ago. By Stephen O’Leary and Tom Pedulla— Dobbs Ferry needed to play nearly mistake-free football if it was to deny undefeated Valhalla in the Section 1 Class C championship game.
Irvington School Board Names New Superintendent
May 15, 2024 · By Barrett Seaman– At a special meeting of the Board of Education on Wednesday, May 15, Dr. Mara Ratesic was appointed Superintendent of the Irvington Union Free School District, succeeding Dr. Kristopher Harrison, who took leave for medical reasons in 2023 and formally retired last February . Dr. Harrison’s interim replacement was Dr. Joel Adelberg, who assumed the Superintendent’s role ...
Meet Jessica Pacciotti, Warner Library’s New Director
Nov 14, 2021 · By Linda Viertel— Jessica Pacciotti became Warner Library’s new director on Sept. 3 following Sleepy Hollow resident, Maureen Petry, who stepped down this summer after heading the library since 2009. Pacciotti had previously been the public library director in Perry, N.Y., a small upstate town, having grown up in Buffalo. With a master’s degree in library and information science from ...
Sleepy Hollow Street Fair Draws Masses
Oct 5, 2024 · By Barrett Seaman— Midday traffic to the east was backed up to the Saw Mill River Parkway; to the south, it touched the Irvington border. Cars were parked for miles around, and the pedestrian traffic on Broadway ran seamlessly from Main Street Tarrytown all the way to Beekman ASvenue. Saturday, October 5th marked the official launch of the Halloween season in the rivertowns. Bright Indian ...
Local Boys Basketball Squads Aiming to Show Improvement
Nov 30, 2023 · By Tom Pedulla— The Hudson Independent previews the local boys’ basketball season. Here is the outlook for each team: DOBBS FERRY The Eagles must overcome the loss of five seniors. It did not help when a team that already lacked size lost forward-center Braden Hawkins to a major knee injury that required surgery. That being said, Coach Scott Patrillo has ample talent to work with and makes ...
Metro-North Railroad Announces New Train Schedules Now …
Mar 18, 2022 · Guided by Metro-North’s Way Ahead – Moving Forward strategic plan, the improvements shorten peak-period travel times for many customers.In addition, these service adjustments will provide additional seating capacity. Also reflected in the March schedule update is the return of the “Yankee Clipper” trains, special game-day trains which provide direct service to Yankees/E 153rd St ...
$87 Million School Bond Heading to Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow …
Oct 29, 2023 · By Rick Pezzullo– On Oct. 19, the Tarrytown Board of Education approved a resolution to place an $87 million bond before district voters on Dec. 12. “This capital plan will play a crucial role in supporting our mission to create a safe, nurturing and enriching learning environment for all of our students,” said Board of Education President Michelle DeFilippis. “Our schools have been ...
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Funeral Services Set for Greenburgh Women Killed in Car Crash. Published 2m ago. By Rick Pezzullo— Funeral services will be held this week for the wife and daughter-in-law of Greenburgh Councilman Francis Sheehan who were killed in a fiery car crash September 16 in White Plains.
Local School Districts Fare Well in Nationwide Ranking
Oct 3, 2024 · By Rick Pezzullo— Five local school districts all earned high marks in a recent national ranking that reviewed districts in New York State. The rankings were done by Niche.com, formerly known as College Prowler. The company, headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was founded in 2002 by a publisher of print guidebooks on U.S. colleges, but has now pivoted to an online resource that ...