Sounds From The March

Paul Feiner's pledge of activism:

You’re part of an international movement, millions of people all around the world speaking out and getting involved, many for the first time. The most important office in the United States is that of community activist. I’m going to ask you to raise your right hand and we’re going to take the oath of community activism. 

“I, [your name], do solemnly swear that I shall assume the oath of community activist and that I promise to attend and speak out at meetings, at the local, county, state and national level. And no one will shut me up and no one will intimidate me, and I will ask and encourage all my neighbors and friends to also speak out.”

Thank you, now you’re a citizen activist.

Paul Feiner, Greenburgh Town Supervisor

Several leader from our grandest local institutions (and one musician who's an institution onto himself) talk about creating community through the arts.

Bjorn Olssen - Music Hall

Mark Morganelli - Jazz Forum Arts

Various - HV Writers Center

Three Old Dutch Church fans and fact-keepers, share their deep connection with this 300+ year old gem in Sleepy Hollow.

ODC - Aubrey Hawes

ODC - Irving

ODC - Deb McCue

ODC - Janie Allen

ODC - Full Session 4.8

Recording local oral histories, one circle/topic at a time, at the Warner Library in Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollow, NY, with the support from The Hudson Independent. [Shorter clips and full-length interview sessions found here in regular monthly installments.] For more info contact the library reference desk at 914.631.7734 or email krista - at - sleepyhollowink - dot - com.

Warner oral hiSTORIES

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