Email: krista.madsen (at) patch.com
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Hometown: Bristol, CT
Birthday: July 10
BIO
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.
Carol Banino of Sleepy Hollow is the final School Board candidate in our Q&A line up. Do you have further questions for one or all of the candidates? Weigh in below.
John Vydareny lived in Sleepy Hollow all his life. He was a member of Rescue Hose and worked for the water department.
Megan (Lapicki) Landers lived with her husband and two children in Briarcliff Manor, was born in North Tarrytown, and raised in Ossining.
The final tax levy increase is well with the mandated cap.
Trees are coming to Pierson Park, benches await sitters. Things are shaping up across from the Tarrytown train station.
Two devices enjoy a great view of the old Tappan Zee Bridge at the edge of Tarrytown's Losee Field.
Notes from the production of this weekend's Sleepy Hollow Middle School play from Director Peter Royston.
![[VIDEO] Preview 'Lion, Witch and Wardrobe'](https://patch.com/img/cdn/users/1162619/2013/05/raw/80618978dfec1d8db28ecd13579ced8.jpg)
Smashing success was the verdict on Saturday's annual event in Patriot's Park, which also raised a ton of money for our community.
See what your local student-athletes—and their biggest supporters—are up to.
After a marathon three-hour meeting, a stalemate was broken by an unprecedented phone-in vote from Trustee Bruce Campbell.
Today's hovering helicopter wasn't such a mystery as recent ones have been, Sleepy Hollow police report.
From our neighborhood to the towns around us, if you're looking for something to do this weekend we've got you covered.
John Paine is next in our round of Q&A with the candidates for the Board of Education.
Jennifer Green is a former lawyer and now stay-at-home mother who is the second Board of Education candidate featured this week.
Ongoing clean up work has gotten off the side streets and now become very visible on Beekman.
A kayaker and his son got rescued by the Sleepy Hollow fire boat.
Tarrytown police ticketed a car whose driver yelled at the Pro Park employee and wouldn't pay the train lot fee.
A resident of the house next to Goldberg Hardware complained about the line of wheelbarrows that sits there.
A citizen complains to Sleepy Hollow police about a chocolate McFlurry one day after a series of certain take-out trash on his property.
See what your local student-athletes—and their biggest supporters—are up to.
