Irvington Interim Superintendent Dr. Robert Roelle presented his proposed school budget for the 2012-2013 school year to the Board of Education on February 7th, getting an early jump on the […] Read more »
If non-mayoral elections have been notoriously uninteresting and poorly attended at the polling place, Irvington’s upcoming Trustee election on Tuesday, March 20 has the right mix of ingredients for registered […] Read more »
The Irvington Board of Education has announced that Kristopher M. Harrison will be appointed as the Superintendent of Schools on Thursday, February 16th. Read more »
After almost three years of collective bargaining, the Irvington Union Free School District Board of Education and the Irvington Faculty Association (“IFA”) are pleased to announce that the parties have […] Read more »
At the November 30 Irvington Board of Education meeting, the Chicago-based consulting firm of Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates (HYA) presented the Board with an in-depth Leadership Profile Report. Read more »
In my last article I examined the state of retail in Tarrytown, and interviewed several small business owners about the challenges facing local business in a suffering economy. Read more »
The unveiling of a mural, painted by members of the Irvington Senior Center, at St. Cabrini Nursing Home in Dobbs Ferry. Back Row: Caitlin Sullivan; Tim Sullivan; Elaine Soliman ; […] Read more »
The White House is Pink, The Empire State Building is Pink! In October Pink is the new Black. “Why?” you ask. Because Pink is the international color for Breast Cancer […] Read more »
Joe Archino can be forgiven if he’s feeling like George Bailey at the end of It’s a Wonderful Life. The Irvington Superintendent of Recreation and Parks was staring at a […] Read more »
On top of Irvington’s Mountain Road, next door to what was once the Village dump, a new building is being erected that is a testament to the perseverance and drive […] Read more »
