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Take a (Virtual) Drive Over the New Tappan Zee Bridge
The audience at the Westchester Marriott Monday night got to meet the design-build team and take a closer look at the new Tappan Zee Bridge.

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Krista has lived in Sleepy Hollow with her two young kids and husband since Patch launched here in 2009, writing up local businesses in the listings. Since then, she's written the Mom Spelled Backwards columns, reviewed Movies Made Here, interviewed store owners for the Shop Talk series and much more. She's honored to now be the local editor of Sleepy Hollow-Tarrytown and Ossining-Croton, forging deeper connections with these rivertown communities she so loves.
Before Patch, Krista wrote a few published novels, taught writing courses at NYU and Gotham, and even owned/operator an arts lounge/wine bar in Brooklyn for five years – the place she used to think she'd live forever, until she found her way to the Tarrytowns.
The audience at the Westchester Marriott Monday night got to meet the design-build team and take a closer look at the new Tappan Zee Bridge.

The audience at the Westchester Marriott Monday night got to meet the design-build team and take a closer look at the new Tappan Zee Bridge.
The audience at the Westchester Marriott Monday night got to meet the design-build team and take a closer look at the new Tappan Zee Bridge.
The audience at the Westchester Marriott Monday night got to meet the design-build team and take a closer look at the new Tappan Zee Bridge.
The audience at the Westchester Marriott Monday night got to meet the design-build team and take a closer look at the new Tappan Zee Bridge.
Tiny tots with their eyes all aglow will follow their parents' example in caring for the environment.
Dr. Howard Smith speaks in depth about the security systems in place now, where there may be gaps, and what, if anything, we can do about it.
Parishioners of all faiths flocked to places of worship this week following the Sandy Hook tragedy. Here, Tarrytown's Reformed Church and Christ Episcopal are among those offering hope and even joy.
Medieval fools invaded the cemetery's small chapel, made the audience laugh, and touched them with their simple and earnest humanity.
Several incidents in Sleepy Hollow from Nov. 30 through Dec. 5, 2012
If you see something, say something, urges Sleepy Hollow Police Chief Gregory Camp. Don't let people into your home without ID and be observant in your neighborhood.
The first incident was reported by a neighbor who saw something suspicious and resulted in an arrest, but this second case remains under investigation.
Tarrytown police report someone created and cashed a check against one shopkeeper's bank account in the amount of $12,960.
Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow police report several alleged hit-and-run incidents with no suspects in the villages.
Several accidents result in head injuries in Tarrytown, report police, including an Irvington senior citizen knocked over by a small bus on White Plains Road.
In the wake of Friday's gruesome tragedy in CT, our superintendent Dr. Howard Smith wants to address security issues raised here and assist any struggling to cope.
So reads the banner in front of Tarrytown’s Christ Episcopal Church, in place of a series of rainbow banners that used to be there before they were stolen.
Fresh off their one-year anniversary, Tasty Port Wine of Ossining's Main Street is going strong and red.
So reads the banner in front of Tarrytown’s Christ Episcopal Church, in place of a series of rainbow banners that used to be there.
A free and festive holiday meal is open to all residents of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow on Thursday.