Ambitious Irvington School Budget The proposed budget from Irvington Superintendent Kristopher Harrison will see a tax rate increase of 3.942%, and a budget-to-budget increase of 4.39%. However, due to the […] Read more »

Main Street School Welcomes Back a Familiar Face Current Irvington Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Human Resources, Dr. Raina Kor, will be returning to her former position of Principal of […] Read more »

A public hearing was held on February 3rd. The Village had already adopted the Westchester County’s affordable housing law and put it in the code. It occurred to Board members […] Read more »

What Your Village is Working On Irvington A few months back, the Building Department proposed some wide-ranging changes to the fee structure for various types of permits (building, plumbing, electrical). […] Read more »

Sunnyside Federal Savings & Loan has been serving the Rivertowns for over 80 years. Originally in 1930 Sunnyside transacted business in an unused room of law offices at 54 Main […] Read more »

Every year, the Villages in the Rivertowns do more with less as they stretch the taxpayer’s dollar further and further. Recently, the State-mandated 2% tax levy cap has squeezed the […] Read more »

River Journal spoke with Andy Lyons, Co-Chairperson of Irvington’s Historic District Committee, about a letter that this publication received from Mayor Brian Smith, reaching out to residents and property owners […] Read more »

In the “home environment” setting, Immaculate Conception Pre-Kindergarten in Irvington prepares children for formal education using Montessori materials, according to Director Victor Presto. “We don’t consider ourselves a Montessori school,” […] Read more »

As autumn begins our third Thanksgiving we are offering salted caramel apple pies, as well as the new mini, salted apple caramel crumb pies, our famous pumpkin chiffon and apple […] Read more »