What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell as sweet. — Romeo and Juliet Although hardly a tragedy, the Irvington Democratic candidates […] Read more »
January caucuses have come to a close in Irvington and the upcoming mayoral election will see Erin Malloy run against Sheila Attai. Most Irvington residents predicted that the 2005 Democratic […] Read more »
A good realtor can find you a house but a great realtor like Hamilton Realtors can find you a home. For hundreds of foreign-born orphaned children, there are few greater […] Read more »
The constant flooding and deterioration of Meszaros Field, the inability for athletic competition to be held on East Field, and the inadequate amount of tennis courts are issues that the […] Read more »
For years, the idea of developing Bridge Street property has been informally discussed in the Village of Irvington but has seen very little action in getting things off the ground; […] Read more »
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Irvington will hold a public hearing on November 20, 2006 at 8:00 p.m. at Village Hall, 85 Main Street, Irvington, NY to […] Read more »
On September 18, 2006 the Irvington Board of Trustees adopted three new laws concerning village parking, leaf collection, and zoning. 1) The village adopted local law 2006-01C amending Chapter 213, […] Read more »
A couple of disputed ballots, a few lawsuits, and several months of deliberation are enough to sour even someone with the most ambitious political aspirations and cause him/her to turn […] Read more »
Stores and businesses in downtown Irvington have come and gone throughout the years, but the one thing that has always remained the same is its composition of small and privately […] Read more »
Art lovers saddened by the closing of The River Gallery at 39 Main Street in Irvington, N.Y., will soon be cheered. The bright airy space will host an exhibition of […] Read more »
