The Village of Irvington is set to lose $322,201 after making a 75 percent deposit for a new fire engine with a Wisconsin-based company that has since gone bankrupt. When the competitive... Read more »
The Village Board may remain unchanged as two incumbents are vying for two open two-year seats at the March 18 election. At press time, there was still a possibility that Independent candidates... Read more »
River Journal talked with Mayor Erin Malloy and Irvington Schools’ Superintendent Dr. Kathleen Matusiak. In the municipality, Malloy said that she and the rest of the governing body is looking forward to... Read more »
Sandy Randell, an Irvington resident for 18 years, has been named Director of Development and Community Relations for Abbott House, the multi-faceted social service agency headquartered in Irvington that serves more than... Read more »
Move over Main Street. Residents might see 19 new residential units and 4,000 square feet of new retail, restaurant and other business space along Bridge Street. Read more »
Forty-two years of Irvington leadership and history was literally on center stage at The Irvington Town Hall Theatre on Friday evening, September 28. A capacity crowd came to listen to six former... Read more »
A very imaginative and innovative group of Irvington businesswomen have organized their five businesses to develop projects that will benefit various charity events in Westchester. 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 heading west... 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 »
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 taxed State... Read more »