![On Wednesday, January 16, Tarrytown Police, working with officers from the Greenburgh Drug and Alcohol Task Force, caught a drug deal in the act of selling heroin on the streets of the village. David Diaz, 42, of Walden NY was in possession of 312 wax envelopes, each filled with heroin. He was arrested and taken to the Tarrytown Police Station and charged with Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance 3rd Degree, Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 3rd Degree, and […]](https://thehudsonindependent.com/build/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/police-drug-suspect-arrest.jpg)
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![Additional views… At Last, The Bridge Came Falling Down By Barrett Seaman It could have been the Fourth of July—except that it was bathed in sunlight on a frigid mid-January day. Cars pulled off roads near vantage points and people streamed from their homes and offices from Sleepy Hollow to Irvington in anticipation of a very brief but spectacular display of fireworks as the entire eastern trestle of the old Tappan Zee Bridge was blown from its moorings […]](https://thehudsonindependent.com/build/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/tappan-zee-bridge-explosion-removal-hudson-river.jpg)
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State Grant Aids East Parcel
by Robert Kimmel – The development of the East Parcel, a 29-acre segment of the former GM assembly plant off Sleepy Hollow’s waterfront, into a Commons for the village, received a hefty financial boost last month from Govern... More »
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Community Voices Heard Concert Fundraiser at Jazz Forum: January 31
Increased political activism in the lower Hudson Valley has resulted in activists from different communities working together to support a wide range of initiatives. Community Voices Heard (CVH)’s Jazz and Soul Night, on J... More »
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Mayor Wray to Seek Sixth Term in Sleepy Hollow
by Robert Kimmel – Mayor Ken Wray, along with a trio of incumbent trustees, will be pursuing a return to their posts in Sleepy Hollow’s March election. The mayor and the trustees, Glenn Rosenbloom, Denise Scaglione and John ... More »
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Community Voices Heard Concert Fundraiser at Jazz Forum: January 31
Increased political activism in the lower Hudson Valley has resulted in activists from different communities working together to support a wide range of initiatives. Community Voices Heard (CVH)’s Jazz and Soul Night, on January 31st at Tarrytown’s Jazz For... More »
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Irvington Girls Basketball Coach Maher Notches 700th Career Win
by Tom Pedulla – Gina Maher recently reached an extraordinary milestone when she earned her 700th victory at Irvington, an unprecedented total for a New York State Athletic Association girls basketball coach. Her remarkable resume also includes five state cha... More »
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It’s Official: Juniper and Bread & Brine Have Merged to Create a Seafood Mecca – Food for Thought
Food for Thought by Linda Viertel – For those of us who have missed Chef Alex Sze’s inventive cooking at Juniper in Hastings (both locations), customers can now experience his culinary skills at the recently expanded Bread & Brine, now a vibrant informal eate... More »
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Community Voices Heard Concert Fundraiser at Jazz Forum: January 31
Increased political activism in the lower Hudson Valley has resulted in activists from different communities working together to support a wide range of initiatives. Community Voices Heard (CVH)’s Jazz and Soul Night, on January 31st at Tarrytown’s Jazz For... More »
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Indy Talks interviews Andrea Stewart-Cousins
Indy Talks, the Hudson Independent’s monthly cable TV interview show this month features Andrea Stewart-Cousins, the new majority leader of the New York State Senate and arguably one of the three most powerful politicians in the state. She also represents our ... More »
