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 »
It is with immense excitement and passion that I congratulate all of the graduates in the Irvington High School class of 2014. Graduating from high school is one of the […] Read more »
Rain or shine, June 14, will be a family friendly day, with free Trolley rides sponsored by Sunnyside Federal Savings and Loan. The Trolley will transport visitors from various Historical […] Read more »
The Village of Irvington announced in late April that the Irvington Historic District composed of the Main Street area has earned the distinguished honor of being listed on both the […] Read more »
Spring has finally arrived, and this month it brought the students of our regions’ schools some creepy carrots, a Statewide chemistry title, and a food allergy musician. Read more »
On June 14, 2014, the Village of Irvington will hold a day-long celebration of her history. Read more »
On April 21st, The Village of Irvington adopted their final budget. Mayor Brian Smith noted the elimination of curbside pick-up of loose leaves as the biggest change. Only bagged leaves […] Read more »
District Mourns the Loss of Beloved Teacher Students, teachers, and staff mourned the passing of longtime Irvington elementary teacher Sarah Carnahan on March 25. Serving in the district since 1992, […] Read more »
A few weekends ago pink and white balloons adorned the front of an Irvington Main Street storefront that has a quaint and appealing inner-village appeal, especially with details like […] Read more »
A wonderful project is underway in the Village of Irvington. Many years in the making, a planning and engineering firm, Saratoga, was selected this past December to create a Master […] Read more »
