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11/25/2025

This week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast, host Timothy Reuter sits down with Steve Oakes, Park Manager of the Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park. They explore the trail’s importance to the community, the history of how it came to be, and a few of the ‘wild’ moments Steve has experienced while maintaining the trail.

Happy Print Day everybody! In this week’s paper: a new proposal for the Cosmopolitan Building, a study on food-scraps co...
11/21/2025

Happy Print Day everybody!

In this week’s paper: a new proposal for the Cosmopolitan Building, a study on food-scraps collection, a show blending the 1920s with Shakespeare, a 9-unit plan for 19 Livingston, a 1960s-focused historical exhibit, and a fresh look at The Secret Garden.

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Nathan Munits is a father, a financial adviser, and a Rivertowns resident since 2019. He is also in need of a kidney. On...
11/18/2025

Nathan Munits is a father, a financial adviser, and a Rivertowns resident since 2019. He is also in need of a kidney. On Nov. 20, an event at Woodlands Community Temple in White Plains hopes to find him a donor.

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Happy Print Day everybody!In this week’s paper: an organ donation awareness event, a fish market moving closer to its cu...
11/15/2025

Happy Print Day everybody!

In this week’s paper: an organ donation awareness event, a fish market moving closer to its customers, Rossillo’s 14 years of service on the village board, WWII honored on the cusp of a milestone, and a four-person cast tackling ‘Travels with My Aunt’. Pick up your copy today.

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For the dedication of the picture book room at the Hastings Public Library, the illumination of a blue, pink, and green ...
11/11/2025

For the dedication of the picture book room at the Hastings Public Library, the illumination of a blue, pink, and green neon sign took the place of a standard ribbon-cutting on Sunday, Nov. 2.

The sign, which reads “The Young Room,” was made in honor of Ed Young — the Caldecott Medal–winning illustrator and author of more than 100 children’s books who lived in Hastings for nearly half a century and passed away in 2023 at age 91.

Inside the room, vinyl prints of characters from Young’s books — mice, foxes, cranes, cats, and more — now decorate the walls and ceiling. The neon sign and prints were designed and created by Young’s elder daughter, Antonia.

“That sign was a labor of love,” Antonia told the crowd gathered for the unveiling at 1 p.m., while standing beside her younger (though taller, she pointed out) sister, Ananda. “We spent many magical hours ourselves as kids — and adults — in this space. So to create something lasting here… it’s truly an honor.”

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11/07/2025

Happy Print Day everybody!

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11/03/2025

The latest episode of the Rivertowns Dispatch podcast with Feeding Westchester Chief Operating Officer Tami Wilson and PepsiCoFoundation President C.D. Glin is out now on all platforms!

Here is an excerpt from the discussion that covered topics relating to the rise in food insecurity and highlights people and organizations delivering solutions to fighting hunger.

Thanks to our host Timothy Reuter for making the podcast happen!

10/06/2025

Hunger in Westchester is a problem in plain sight. The and are partnering with the PepsiCo foundation to bring a six-part series examining the problem, solutions, and local heroes leading the fight. Follow this editorially independent series in The Dispatch and Recorder this month.

Happy print day all! I hope you enjoy it in the warm sunlight as autumn slowly glides in.Amanda here giving out a big th...
08/22/2025

Happy print day all! I hope you enjoy it in the warm sunlight as autumn slowly glides in.

Amanda here giving out a big thank you to everyone who helps makes the Dispatch happen! This has been a great, eventful summer.

On a recent weekday, the newly opened Momo’s Café was filled with a steady stream of patrons, from teenagers holding col...
08/19/2025

On a recent weekday, the newly opened Momo’s Café was filled with a steady stream of patrons, from teenagers holding colorful boba drinks to adults tapping on laptops. In the midst of it all was the shop’s owner, 21-year-old Priya Tejpal, who hopes to build a community-oriented space like the ones she grew up with in Queens.

Momo’s, named after Tejpal’s black cat, is located at 915 Saw Mill River Road (Route 9A) in space previously occupied by a real estate office. The soft opening on July 27 took place a couple months after Tejpal graduated from Purchase College, where she studied communications and arts management.

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The latest issue of the Little Dispatch presents a review of select toys from the Irvington based store, New Kawaii, as ...
08/18/2025

The latest issue of the Little Dispatch presents a review of select toys from the Irvington based store, New Kawaii, as well as a section highlighting three family-friendly dog breeds.

Check out the full Little Dispatch in the August 8 issue of the Dispatch.
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One hundred and six attendees brought195 items to be repaired by 26 volunteersduring a Rivertowns Repair Café held at th...
08/06/2025

One hundred and six attendees brought
195 items to be repaired by 26 volunteers
during a Rivertowns Repair Café held at the
Eileen Fisher Headquarters in Irvington
on Saturday, July 26. The free event, held
from 11 a.m.–3 p.m., also included a visible
mending workshop conducted by Hudson
Valley Sustainable Fashion Week.

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