SMALL NEWS IS BIG NEWS
By Tony Pinciaro Hen Hud had established itself as the giant-slayers through the first three rounds of the Section 1 Class A Softball Championship. The eighth-seeded Sailors, behind pitcher Alana Espinoza, shut out top-seeded host Yorktown (1-0) in the quarterfinal
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Before local residents take off for the long Memorial Day weekend, Victor Massick is hoping community members will stop by the Hendrick Hudson Free Library in Montrose on Thursday for what he believes is a film that Americans should experience.
Read moreState Senator Pete Harckham announced last week that he secured $50,000 of state grant funding for firefighting safety equipment for the Montrose Fire District. The funding will go toward the purchase of 10 new 3M / Scott 4.5 Air-Pak X3
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A fast-moving fire at a condominium complex in Montrose Friday night left 12 units uninhabitable and displaced approximately 25 residents. The blaze at Coachlight Square, which is located off Kings Ferry Road, broke out at about 9:45 p.m. in one
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They say music can heal body and soul and Montrose resident Don Simons has actively proved that adage for 500 days. During the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, Simons was, like the rest of us, amazed at the resiliency and dedication
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By Lindsay Emery The Montrose VA food pantry’s motto is “We proudly serve those who served our country with pride.” The pantry’s supervisor, Duke A. Searles, invites all veterans who need assistance to come and collect food from the pantry
Read moreHartsdale resident Dr. Daniel Lyu recalled last week he wanted to be part of a profession that assisted people from the time when he was a boy. “I always wanted to be in health care,” Lyu said. He was also
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Montrose resident Ronald Campanaro and his partners have named their new restaurant Crabcake, which is a dish featured on their menu. Campanaro, who is the chef, and his wife, Alyssa, spent some time traveling in the U.S. about 15 years
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Edward Carter, Sr. started his funeral home in Montrose in the 1950’s and his son, Edward Jr., took his place. While the founder and his son are both deceased, the legacy of the founding family is continuing at the Edward
Read moreCortlandt resident Daniel Del Monte opened a contracting business in 2006. The business began as a provider of handyman services and later did such larger jobs as kitchens, bathrooms and basements, as well as window and door installations. “We really
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