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Sleepy Hollow Street Fair Extends Spooky Season into November  — River Journal Online (Tarrytown/Ossining/Peekskill)
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Sleepy Hollow Street Fair Extends Spooky Season into November 

Crowds pack Beekman Avenue during the annual Sleepy Hollow Street Fair. Photo: @sleepyhollowimages The spooky season has been extended into November this year, as the Sleepy Hollow Street Fair welcomes visitors to the village’s historic haunted downtown on Sunday, Nov. 8. Beekman Avenue will be...

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How Local Communities Embraced the Excitement of the Breeders’ Cup Season — River Journal Online (Tarrytown/Ossining/Peekskill)
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How Local Communities Embraced the Excitement of the Breeders’ Cup Season

Photo by James Anthony on Pexels Horse racing is truly unique as a sport in every way. But the thing that surprises most people is the number of spectators who come together to witness a horse race like the Breeders’ Cup. Each year, big horse racing events like the Breeders’ Cup or the Kentucky...

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