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Views of Briarcliff
St. Mary's Episcopal Church is selling pumpkins before Halloween to benefit various community organizations. Photo Credit: St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Joshua and Sari Linett and grandparents Mike and Debby Newman pose with a lamb at a petting zoo at the Briarcliff Harvest festival. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
The girl scouts Troop 1228 sold goblin cupcakes and googly eyes glasses at the Briarcliff Harvest in the Village festival. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
Face painting was one of the activities in the "Kid Zone" at the Briarcliff Harvest in the Village festival. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
The inflatable castle was popular with kids at the Briarcliff Harvest in the Village festival. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
Millie DiSalvo and Martina Krakow sold raffle tickets to benefit the SPCA at a Coldwell Banker table at the Harvest in the Village festival Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
Katherine Ryan, Emily Lantz and daughters Briton Ryan, 2, and Rachel Lantz, 2, of Ossining, enjoy music at the Briarcliff Harvest festival. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
Briarcliff Village Manager Philip Zegarelli, poses in front of a portrait of Briarcliff's founding father, Walter Law, in village hall. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
The Briarcliff Manor Public Library used to be a train station. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
Rorie Caparelli samples some skewered chicken at Briarcliff's "Barbeque Time" First Thursday Night in July. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
Club Fit owner Ellen Koelsch enjoys talking to people about being healthy. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
Donnie Alecci and Rick Planamenta run the concession stand at Law Memorial Park. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
John Mercardo relaxes while fishing at Richard Wishnie Park. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
St. Ann's Parish School eighth graders Catilin Quain and Johanna Dashman graduated on June 17. Photo Credit: Tien-Shun Lee
