Here’s my contribution to the frenzied recipe searching souls out there looking for something more or less on the healthy side of eating for this year’s Thanksgiving feast. I myself […] Read more »
You ever forget exactly what you have lying around on your bookshelves? I got all sorts of photos, candles, postcards and books that slowly have become just a part […] Read more »
In May, the River Journal published an article on the financial status of three villages, revealing that the Village of Tarrytown is considerably more indebted than the Villages of Irvington […] Read more »
The Irvington school district faces three major financial challenges: pending tax certs, retiree medical costs, and future “cash calls” from Albany to fund employee pension plans. Our problems are grave, […] Read more »
UntilA Poem by Al Ruscio A book is just a book, until you read it –And advice is not so good, until you heed it – Praise is nothing much, […] Read more »
Every summer in the early 50’s the Warner Library held a reading contest for the most books read and reported on by the young children of Tarrytown and North Tarrytown. […] Read more »
I have endeavored thus far to give my children a carefree, fun-filled life. Now that they’re seven and five years old however, it’s time to bring the hammer down and […] 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 »
