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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.
Each election cycle there's talk of consolidating services, but is this ever realistic? Tarrytown Mayor Drew Fixell addresses the often divergent tale of two villages.
The region's major headlines on Friday, March 15, 2013.
A huge effort spanning three years of their high school career brought students to the Westchester Science and Engineering Fair.
The 93-year-old Pleasantville woman was born in North Tarrytown and was active at Holy Innocents Church.
One Sleepy Hollow resident who grew up in the Catholic Church and remains a St. Teresa parishioner at the age of 95 doesn't see much change coming with a new Pope.
Historic Hudson Valley PR Director Rob Schweitzer says the animals will return for special events, while Sleepy Hollow residents mourn the loss.
Check out these amazing items up for auction/raffle at the Thursday night event at the W@tercooler to raise money for a family torn by tragedy.
Historic Hudson Valley PR Director Rob Schweitzer says the animals will return for special events, while Sleepy Hollow residents mourn the loss.
Historic Hudson Valley PR Director Rob Schweitzer says the animals will return for special events, while Sleepy Hollow residents mourn the loss.
A huge effort spanning three years of their high school career brought students to Sleepy Hollow High School Saturday for the Westchester Science and Engineering Fair.
Visitation will be at Coffey Funeral Home on Wednesday with funeral services on Thursday at Irvington Presbyterian Church.
The Yogurt Tree opens in Tarrytown, with Belgian waffles and artsy details to come.
Historic Hudson Valley PR Director Rob Schweitzer says the animals will return for special events, while Sleepy Hollow residents mourn the loss.
Sleepy Hollow police report the arrests of a Pleasantville and a Sleepy Hollow man for aggravated unlicensed operation.
Following an alleged bodega larceny, a man reports getting some cash stolen on Cortlandt Street.
A deer found over the weekend on Sleepy Hollow High School grounds would have to wait for Monday removal.
Tarrytown Police charged a taxi driver for leaving the scene of an accident after he allegedly hit a parked car on Main Street.
His truck wasn't getting fixed but the mechanic demanded more money in order to stop trying, reported Tarrytown Police.
Sleepy Hollow police investigation criminal mischief done to a home undergoing intermittent major renovation.
Two cars were entered and stolen from in separate incidents Tarrytown police.
