The Village is introducing a new format for the Tarrytown Link this month. The Link will come out the Friday after the regular Board of Trustees meeting, twice per month. We welcome community groups to contribute information about events and activities of interest to Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow residents. See more on how to submit information below. Please share this sign-up form with any friends or neighbors who may be interested in receiving regular Village updates.

Robert "Goldie" Goldstein was a devoted volunteer for the Tarrytown Fire Department for more than 55 years. Nine times serving as Captain of the Consolidated Engine 77 Company, he was dedicated to serving the people of Tarrytown. Many Tarrytown residents also knew him as a coach and referee for multiple youth sports including baseball, basketball and football. Trustee Hoyt, a longtime friend, says of Goldie, "He was a gentleman, he was a great firefighter, and he will be greatly missed." In remembering Goldie at the March 7 Board of Trustees meeting, Deputy Mayor McGovern said, "He was a very well-loved member of the community...and just an all-around great guy. We will really miss him, but we are very grateful that we had him with us as long as we did." More information about services can be found here.

The crews will begin staging along Route 9 the week of March 21 and March 28. The week of April 4th they will be replacing ADA ramps along the route, which will cause minor disruption in certain areas. The milling and paving project should begin mid-April. The project is expected to last until July.

All work will be taking place at night between 8pm and 6am. This allows the project to move more quickly which is important along this busy thoroughfare.

This critical project will cause nighttime noise, dust, and disruption, but will move consistently, so no single location should be impacted for a significant length of time. Parking will be prohibited in the areas under construction. Rt. 9 will be reduced to a single lane where the crews are working. When feeling frustrated by the temporary inconvenience, please remember the current condition of the roadway and how necessary this brief disruption is to the long term state of this important corridor through Tarrytown.

Con Ed is continuing restoration work on the twelve locations that have been undergoing replacement work this winter. Final paving and restoration on these sites should be completed by mid-April. As the paving work takes place, please look out for the No Parking signs that will be posted as the work progresses.

Con Ed's subcontractor, Hawkeye, has begun work on Wildey, North Washington and Valley. The work will progress on Wildey toward Broadway with expected completion in that area of the Village in June.

You can also go online to Con Ed’s website and they have an online appointment tool.

The Village will be replacing sidewalks and trees on Washington, Wildey, Franklin, and Wood Court, and the project is likely to begin this summer. If you are a resident or business owner who would like to get updates on the project as it moves forward, or have specific questions you hope to get answered, please fill out this contact form.

Please do not feed the wildlife in our parks and public spaces. Our Parks Department works very hard to keep our public spaces in good condition for public enjoyment. Please do not undermine their efforts by encouraging wildlife to settle in for a snack. The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has good information about why feeding waterfowl and other wildlife is harmful to their health.

Don't forget to turn your clocks forward by one hour before you go to sleep on Saturday!

ICYMI, you can watch Village Board meetings online.

The Tarrytown Link is released the Friday after the Regular Board of Trustees meeting, twice per month. All info must be submitted by noon on the Wednesday prior to the Tarrytown Link's release. Submissions included in this listing are intended solely to inform of events and info of general interest to subscribers in Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow. No events that are religious or political in nature will be posted. The Village of Tarrytown does not necessarily endorse, support or take any position with regard to organizations or entities whose events and/or activities are listed. The Village makes no representation as to the accuracy thereof, nor does it assume any liability in connection with same. The Village reserves the right to reject submissions if the proposals received are not timely or do not adhere to these guidelines in part or in full. If submitting a flyer, please consider submitting a translation in Spanish as well.

Please submit flyers or information to the following: newsletter@tarrytownny.gov

What: [Limit description to 100 words or less]

Contact: [Name of organization/ individual, phone, email]

For more information about the extension of the CareStart COVID-19 Home Antigen Test expiration date, see the statement from the FDA's on the extension.