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CITY OF PEEKSKILL Results of City Walkability Survey Inform Advocacy Efforts Several community members at the April 7 Peekskill Walks meeting. From left; Anne Jackley, Jen Zawacki, Elena Muniz-Walker, Nancy McKeever Wareham-Gordon, Jeffrey Grimshaw, and Alan Most. (

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Peekskill To Revisit Story of Pilot John Fisher in Historical Talk and Exhibit

A story that began in Peekskill and ended in the air will be remembered on April 26 at Assumption Church. The program, organized by the Peekskill Museum, will focus on the life and career of John Fisher, a local pilot whose last mission was part of a high-risk military experiment over e...


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Peekskill and Hudson Valley Mark Earth Day with Community Gatherings
Earth Day is celebrated on April 22, a date to remember, raise awareness, but above all to act. According to the Earth Day Organization, the commemoration was established in the United States in 1970. The objective is to promote environmental awareness and protection of the planet. Currently, the...

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Hen Hud Sports Roundup 

Flag Football

Action from Hen Hud vs Bronxville on April 8 (SportsEngine Play)

Hen Hud has put its season-opening loss to Lakeland behind it with two wins in three days this week.

On April 6, Hen Hud defeated the Hudson River Trailblazers (Greenburgh-North Castle, Hastings), 41-6, in complete team effort. Quarterback Nicole Facciolo completed 6 of 9 passe...


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Hendrick Hudson School District Grapples with Revenue Loss from Indian Point Shutdown

The effect of the closure of the Indian Point nuclear power plant in April 2021 can still be felt at Hendrick Hudson Central School District in the Town of Cortlandt. The district lost $8 million of funding in 2021 from the closure.

As the state budget is currently under active negotiation past its April 1 deadline, the school district is pressing both Albany and Washi...


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