10706 Hastings on Hudson NY

04/08/2024

04/03/2024

The Westchester County Department of Emergency Services is monitoring heavy rains and strong wind gusts predicted to persist in our area. Already saturated grounds combined with forceful wind gusts could cause downed trees, power lines and power outages. ConEdison is currently reporting customer outages; please check their website ( coned.com/en ) for the most up-to-date numbers and locations. If you have trouble with your electric service or want to report a downed power line, call ConEdison at 1-800-752-6633.

Residents should expect road closures and should be especially mindful of the Bronx River Parkway and Saw Mill River Parkway. The Westchester County Department of Public Safety reminds residents not to drive around road barriers. Additionally, coastal flooding is possible in the Sound Shore communities as well as along the Hudson River.

As with all storms, charge all cell phones, and have flashlights and extra batteries ready and accessible. In an emergency, always call 9-1-1.

03/24/2024

03/24/2024

Save the date! The 6th Annual Sakura Matsuri Cherry Blossom Festival will take place Saturday April 20th 12-3pm!

03/24/2024

FYI the Downtown Egg Hunt has been re-scheduled and will take place next Saturday March 30th!

03/24/2024

Westchester County has launched a new threat assessment center to prevent targeted violence and provide the public with a direct way to report persons or groups they fear may be planning acts of mass violence or domestic terrorism.

The Westchester County Threat Assessment Center (WESTAC) utilizes multi-disciplinary teams consisting of law enforcement, mental health professionals, social workers, school officials and other community stakeholders. The center will receive, assess and manage threats or potential threats of targeted violence and attempt to prevent it from occurring.

County Executive George Latimer announced the initiative during his recent State of the County address.

Latimer said, “In many incidents involving mass shootings or other targeted violence, there were warning signs that went unreported. These include erratic behavior, threatening comments, alarming social media posts or growing hostility toward persons of a different racial or ethnic group. WESTAC’s mission is to identify or assess these potential threats and intervene before any violence occurs.”

Latimer said the public may share information with the Threat Assessment Center anonymously through an encrypted portal or confidentially by phone or email.

The online secure, encrypted portal can be accessed at: https://publicsafety.westchestergov.com/report-threat
By email: [email protected]
By phone: 914-864-7834

Read more here: https://ow.ly/PqpK50QZ8rB

03/24/2024

Unfortunately, rain is coming our way. This Saturday's egg hunt has been postponed until March 30th. Same time and place. Don't worry, the holiday bunny will surely rearrange their schedule to be there! We look forward to seeing you there!

Desafortunadamente, la lluvia se avecina. La búsqueda de huevos de este sábado se ha pospuesto hasta el 30 de marzo. No te preocupes, ¡el conejito navideño seguramente reorganizará su horario para llegar a nuestra nueva cita! ¡Esperamos verte allí!

03/19/2024

We're hiring! Check out our job opportunities and apply today: https://ow.ly/ZkH150QUJsx.

03/19/2024

Soon (on Monday, April 8th), New Yorkers will have a rare opportunity to view an unprecedented event with a total solar eclipse.

03/19/2024

We round up the best activities of the week for Westchester residents, including an exhibition in Dobbs Ferry and comedy show in Peekskill.

03/19/2024

Here's your first look at the new Liebman's Deli opening in Ardsley.

03/19/2024

Soak in the beauty of this Japanese flower that signified the start of Spring. You and your family can see in and around Westchester.

03/19/2024

A Free Movement Class at the JHCC for people living with Parkinson’s and other movement challenges, Thursday May 2nd @ 10AM please see the flyer re: how to register...

03/15/2024

Spring time at the Armour–Stiner House built in 1872 in Irvington, NY, this home is open for tours. Photo from their page

03/15/2024

Viewing glasses will be available for all events because it is not safe to look directly at the solar eclipse.

03/15/2024

Friends of the Hastings Youth Council is excited to be hosting another Kids Night Out on Friday evening 4/5, to raise funds for The Youth Council and Youth Advocate Program's Emergency Fund for Citizens Program!

03/14/2024

Spring is in the air! That means it’s time to save the date for our Hastings-on-Hudson Spring Thing! April 28th from 12-4pm in the downtown with live music from Hastings own Erik Blicker Band and The Grifters plus visit the Hastings Green Scene, the Fire Dept cookout, the return of the Museum of Interesting Things, local shops, restaurants and more!

03/14/2024

Just how the heck is it “corned,” and when did a classic Jewish-American deli staple transform into a “traditional” Irish dish?