Fall & Winter clothing, shoes and accessories for women, men and children. Come out and shop for a cause at the Rivertowns’ favorite clothing sale at the Church of St. […] Read more »

I have always loved the saying “It takes a village!” and how right that saying is! This is especially true about the small river town of Irvington.  Irvington is not […] Read more »

Three years ago, 6 months after the crash, I won a seat on my local school board in Westchester County. I was a reform candidate in an affluent district where […] Read more »

Seated opposite Irvington resident Cindy Kief at the Red Barn Bakery in late August, she exuded a sense of directness, clarity and confidence as she talked about her life as […] Read more »

River Journal has followed the request by the Continuum Company LLC, based in New York City, for a zoning change on land currently owned by FEE (Foundation for Economic Education […] Read more »

Two months into the 2012-2013 fiscal year (that began June 1) the Village Board of Irvington has enumerated 5 major areas of focus that they will regularly attend to at […] Read more »

Standing on the dock, I was a nervous wreck as I thought about the conditions in which I would be doing this. Suddenly, the boat pulled up. I forced myself […] Read more »

Irvington Irvington played it safe with their budget, coming in $182,200 below their allowable tax levy cap, for a final general fund budget of $15,398,891. “There were no significant cuts […] Read more »

Sunnyside Federal Savings  and Loan Association in Irvington is pleased to announce the appointment of Camille Cope, as Assistant Vice President and Branch Manager. Camille lives in Yonkers with her […] Read more »