To the Editor: Recently, Irvington’s Board of Education voted (3-1-1 abstention) to advertise a curriculum position in Irvington. Those who voted yes or abstained noted that sound budget decisions are […] Read more »
As it promotes the proposed zoning scheme for our waterfront, the Irvington Village Board claims that it is fulfilling the mandate of the 2003 Village Comprehensive Plan. Yet, while the […] Read more »
To The Editor: Thank you to the Irvington PTSA for showing The Race To Nowhere last week to a large crowd.. It’s about our culture of overscheduled and overachieving families […] Read more »
Recently our newspapers carried stories about the $200 billion New Yorkers owe to cover healthcare for public sector retirees over the upcoming decades. Here is the situation in the Irvington […] Read more »
To maintain the excellence of our school district we need to at least keep our budget on a same level. The budget does not even include the health care cost […] Read more »
The Village of Irvington wants to capitalize on its October 2010 designation by “Westchester Magazine” as the best place to live in Westchester County. Mr. Marty Ketels from Westchester Magazine […] Read more »
The big New York State transportation agencies are saying that we need a new larger bridge, a train and bus line, and two major bus depots in Tarrytown. Before we […] Read more »
To the Editor: I am a frustrated and agitated Irvington school taxpayer. The school tax bill recently arrived and I thought what a huge price I pay to educate the […] Read more »
Kudos to Henry Steiner for his compelling article [Summer 2010 Issue] about the new Tappan Zee Bridge project. His concerns really hit home for us. Here’s why. About three years […] Read more »
On Tuesday, July 20 in the trial, The United States versus Quinoy, Judge Kenneth M. Karas delivered the charges to the jury in White Plains and deliberations began. Read more »
