The intensity of the fire (started by lightning) that engulfed Hackley’s Goodhue Memorial Hall had not been seen in over 20 years according to 1st Assistant Chief Patrick Derivan. Read more »
It has provided passage for countless pedestrians destined for Matthiessen Park and other points on the Westside of the railroad tracks. It has borne the weight of cars and trucks […] Read more »
By having a natural affinity for gardening, architecture, design and historical sites, the choice to become a realtor became increasingly clear to Valerie Kopelman when she moved to Tarrytown in […] Read more »
At Irvington’s most recent Board of Trustees meeting the forty-five seat room was filled to capacity, and like a good Off-Broadway show there was standing room only which spilled outside. Read more »
This past February we wrote a story about a Tarrytown resident, Gisela Marin, whose daughter, Jessica Santos, was fatally shot the day before she was to return to college. Read more »
Consider the following. There are 9,600 taxing entities within the State of New York. There are 4,600 local governments that tax. New York has the distinction of being the highest […] Read more »
For the better part of 5 years Zbynek Gold has been the principal of Washington Irving Intermediate School in Tarrytown. Mr. Gold and Assistant Principal Rachel Gonzalez have been team […] Read more »
The vexation of taxation is given lip service year round and becomes profane this time of the year when the first of three (County & Town, Village and School) tax […] Read more »
When this publication first interviewed Trustee Erin Malloy last fall, she labeled taxes as one of her principal concerns for the residents of Irvington. Read more »
Call it coincidence; call it timing. Regardless, several articles in this issue deal with one of the two certainties in life — taxes. It is refreshing to learn about the […] Read more »
