In recognition of Black History Month, The Current held a photo contest and challenged the students of OHS to honor the Black community through their photography. Congratulations to senior Megan Spedaliere...
Friday, February 12th marked the 11th anniversary of the P.S. I Love You Day campaign—a day recognized by OHS students and staff alike.
P.S. I Love You Day is an organization that's mission is to...
For the month of February, The Current chose to feature freshman Luke Zebelman as artist of the month. Surrounded by music from a young age, Luke has dedicated a lot of time to improving his skills and...
OSSINING—In an email sent out this morning, Ossining’s district office notified students and families that in light of the day’s forecast, the district would be dismissing its six schools early....
Everyone loves a good romantic comedy, especially this time of year. On February 12, Netflix released the last movie of the popular trilogy, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. Adapted from the book series...
OSSINING—In an email from Ossining’s Village Manager’s Office on Friday, officials communicated to residents that the state of emergency placed on the village would end at 2 pm. The state of emergency,...
On Wednesday, January 27th Governor Andrew Cuomo officially lifted the yellow zone designation from Ossining as COVID-19 infection rates have been on the decline. The Governor also took similar actions...
From the hidden gems of Harriman State Park to the humble trails of Teatown, the trails of the Hudson Valley are a truly magical place. Here are some trails to consider when planning your next hike.
A revolution for social equality, a historic presidential election, and a pandemic: 2020 was no joke. After a year of chaos and unpredictability, students at OHS find ways to ring in a new start, as displayed...
President-elect Joseph R. Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris were inaugurated as the 46th president and 49th vice president of the United States, respectively, on Wednesday, January 20th. This...
