During a recent interview with Irvington Village Administrator Larry Schopfer we revisited the priorities of the Irvington Board. The summer 2009 issue of this publication presented the areas of interest […] Read more »
On May 17, 2010, local attorney Kenneth Bernstein was appointed to fill a Trustee vacancy created by Trustee John Malone’s resignation. Trustee Malone resigned to devote additional time to his […] Read more »
The numbers for percentage increases in Irvington’s, Tarrytown’s and Sleepy Hollow’s budgets have been released. For the sake of an “apples to apples” comparison only the “General Fund” budgets will […] Read more »
After a full and beautiful life, “Ibbets” Knapp, a long time resident of Irvington-on-Hudson, died peacefully on May 11, 2010 at Kendal-on-Hudson in Sleepy Hollow, with loving family by her […] Read more »
After a winter of discontent which included floating the idea of consolidating schools, packed and heated Board of Education meetings, a unique up-close-and-personal look into the administration, and a lot […] Read more »
It is no secret that debate over the upcoming Irvington School Budget has opened a lot of wounds in this tightly-knit community, with some parents venting frustration and anger at […] Read more »
It started out innocently enough. At the February 2nd Irvington Board of Education Public Meeting, Irvington Superintendent, Dr. Kathleen Matuziak, presented her recommendation on the possible merger of the Dows […] Read more »
The Irvington Town Hall Theater was packed on Friday, January 29th, with eager spelling aficionados there to witness the passion, drama, and intrigue that made up the 4th Annual Friends […] Read more »
The Irvington Business Improvement Committee, affectionately known as IBIC, is comprised of a diverse group of Irvington residents. Disappointed to see empty storefronts dotting the beautiful views on Main Street, […] Read more »
In early summer we met with Larry Schopfer, Irvington’s Village Administrator, and he prioritized a “First Tier” list of important issues the Mayor and Board of Trustees were working on. […] Read more »
