Sarah Silverhardt is an Irvington High School Senior. She has been an intern at River Journal over the past four weeks. On Tuesday, May 19, 2009, Irvington residents flooded polls […] Read more »
Irvington has begun to redirect its energy now that the crucial Village Budget has been approved. The waterfront is front and center along with attending to rejuvenating the streetscape on […] Read more »
Yes he can!Yes he did! Jonathan Siegel was sworn in as Irvington’s new mayor on Monday April 6, taking over for Nicola Coddington. Read more »
During Obama’s campaign for president, the popular refrain became, "Yes, we can." In the lead-up to next month’s Village elections in Irvington, the refrain has become, "Yes, he can. " […] Read more »
On Friday, January 30th, twenty-one three-person teams squared off in a maelstrom of intellectual prowess within the confines of the Irvington Town Hall Theater. Read more »
It’s quite astounding that the Irvington School Board, after a landslide defeat of the fields referendum, thinks the main reason is the economy. I realize that the Board spent a great deal of time deliberating […] Read more »
This letter begins simply as a thank-you note to everyone who worked together to ensure that our community’s voice was heard loudly and clearly. The Irvington fields bond vote is […] Read more »
Change has been coming to Irvington in many forms. Financial pressures and future budget concerns are big issues as the calendar year winds down. The Village’s fiscal year ends May […] Read more »
Everyone realizes that Wal-Mart is doing extremely well as a retailer with its profits seemingly recession-proof and growing even stronger in these lean financial times. Read more »
Irvington Mayor Erin Malloy resigned on November 7. The following is her letter of resignation, taken directly from the Irvingtonny.gov website. Read more »
