Theater seeks shift in revenue sources
The commission that oversees the Irvington Theater, which the Village of Irvington owns, is proposing a transition from the theater’
Theater seeks shift in revenue sources
The commission that oversees the Irvington Theater, which the Village of Irvington owns, is proposing a transition from the theater’
Kids learns about bees’ life-sustaining role
By Laura Schiller The buzz at Lyndhurst last month came not just from a boxed hive of some 40,000
Girls’ soccer roundup
Eagles edge Yellow Jackets to kick off season Both teams were raring to go for their season opener in front
Four Questions with Ellen Sledge
Penny Lick Ice Cream owner Ellen Sledge started selling ice cream from a cart at farmers’ markets in 2013. She
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Ask the Dispatch: What was that unusual ship spotted on the Hudson River?
If you looked toward the Hudson River last week, you might have seen an unusual vessel that wasn’t a
Fashion Nights parade style and altruism
Shows to be held Sept. 13 and Oct. 11 Fashion Night Out Westchester will host two events in Dobbs Ferry
Football Preview
Panthers aim to repeat as sectional champions By Rob DiAntonio Rivertowns football teams have been busy preparing for the 2025
Raft of projects seek part of $4.5M
Six more proposals made for downtown The revitalization of an historic theater on Cedar Street, along with the transformation of
FISH volunteers provide lifts for neighbors in need
Volunteers of the Month Since 1968, the Friends in Service Helping (FISH) program has had a simple mission — to provide
Scouts to add fun and fur to parks
Eagle Projects approved for McDowell and Pascone Ardsley public parks will soon be the beneficiary of two Eagle Projects planned
Teen angels aid seniors with tech issues
Program to shift from library to the Shames JCC Every Saturday morning during the summer, Irvington High School students have