At Irvington’s most recent Board of Trustees meeting the forty-five seat room was filled to capacity, and like a good Off-Broadway show there was standing room only which spilled outside. Read more »
Consider the following. There are 9,600 taxing entities within the State of New York. There are 4,600 local governments that tax. New York has the distinction of being the highest […] Read more »
The Irvington Historical Society’s First Annual Photo Contest is in progress. The Society wants to receive for display, preservation and future reference, photos which show the beauty and or unique […] Read more »
When this publication first interviewed Trustee Erin Malloy last fall, she labeled taxes as one of her principal concerns for the residents of Irvington. Read more »
The Irvington Historical Society will host its second annual house tour “Great Adaptations” on Saturday, May 19th. As the title implies, while many of the original Irvington estates of the […] Read more »
While Irvington will soon be welcoming a new group of elected officials, it will shortly afterwards say goodbye to its much-revered Village Administrator, Don Marra. Read more »
What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell as sweet. — Romeo and Juliet Although hardly a tragedy, the Irvington Democratic candidates […] Read more »
January caucuses have come to a close in Irvington and the upcoming mayoral election will see Erin Malloy run against Sheila Attai. Most Irvington residents predicted that the 2005 Democratic […] Read more »
A good realtor can find you a house but a great realtor like Hamilton Realtors can find you a home. For hundreds of foreign-born orphaned children, there are few greater […] Read more »
The constant flooding and deterioration of Meszaros Field, the inability for athletic competition to be held on East Field, and the inadequate amount of tennis courts are issues that the […] Read more »
