May 4, 2012 · 5:49 pm Today was going to be a busy day for me. I had Blood tests and Dr.’s appointments…All pre-scheduled check-ups. Or Check-ins on my “post-cancer” […] Read more »
“Think globally, act locally.” For many of us, it’s just a catch phrase. But for international high school students at EF International Academy in Tarrytown, it has become a way […] Read more »
Bob Dylan had it right, when he sang, “the time’s they are a-changing.” Of course, every generation since the beginning of time can lay claim to such an observation. Be […] Read more »
Congratulations to Sebastian on his first anniversary at Sebastian’s Barber Shop. Haircuts for all types of hair, men’s professional color, children and family-friendly. 6 John Street in Tarrytown, NY. Tel: […] Read more »
The Irvington School District just hired a very qualified Superintendent at a generous starting salary of $249,000.00 (1/4 of a million) dollars. Now, in this proposed budget, taxpayers are asked […] Read more »
It’s difficult to sympathize with the position Francis Goudie takes in his letter about proposed zoning changes to accommodate an assisted living facility on the grounds of the Foundation for […] Read more »
To the Editor:Many of you may know that the Continuum Company has proposed to construct a 121-unit assisted living facility at 30 South Broadway, on the site formerly occupied by […] Read more »
There are plenty of places to look in the little shop. To the left are hand-made Irish linens. To the right is a collection of traditional wooden masks. On the […] Read more »
Sunnyside Federal Savings and Loan Association in Irvington is pleased to announce the appointment of Camille Cope, as Assistant Vice President and Branch Manager. Camille lives in Yonkers with her […] Read more »
For the second consecutive year, employees of Sunnyside Federal Savings and Loan and the good folks of the Village of Irvington Seniors joined together to paint a colorful mural. The […] Read more »
