For the past several Decembers River Journal has thought about the people in the communities we serve and the people who serve our communities. The latter group have been acknowledged […] Read more »
After multiple years of planning, incarnations and reincarnations, residents of Tarrytown are set to receive their very own outdoor pool, actually two pools. One is slated to be six lanes […] Read more »
What do two vital women with two years of experience in their new positions have in common? In the case of Maria Phillips and Nadia Gomez there are multiple answers […] Read more »
A person who protects, guides, or watches over a person can be defined as a shepherd. In the case of two, born-and-raised-in-Irvington young men, today’s vernacular, “I’ve got your back,” […] Read more »
I had never met a ninety-two pound wrestler – ever. “Never say never,” for voilá, she appeared. Yes, “she” as in Demetria Yancopoulos. She sat before me surrounded by her […] Read more »
For starters let’s get the unpleasant facts cleared off the table. His football team, Manchester United, has fallen from grace. After winning their 20th top division title in England’s Barclay […] Read more »
January 18 marked the first full year of the design-build time span to complete the $3.9 billion New NY Bridge. Four years and two months remain. River Journal has followed […] Read more »
The term “Full Court Press,” according to Webster’s New World Dictionary, is derived from the sport of basketball and is simply “the tactic of putting on pressure…” Off the court […] Read more »
Pearl River in Rockland County is home to one of HDR’s many offices. (HDR stands for the initials of founders H.H. Henningson, Charles Durham and Willard Richardson). HDR is a […] Read more »
Although born in Dobbs Ferry, Joseph DeNardo has called Irvington his home, and his wife and children are highly visible in the Village socially and professionally. Tall, handsome and soft-spoken, […] Read more »
