Vintage market targets treasure hunters
Dozens of vendors offering vintage, antique, and craft goods will gather at Dobbs Ferry Waterfront Park this Sunday, April 27,
Vintage market targets treasure hunters
Dozens of vendors offering vintage, antique, and craft goods will gather at Dobbs Ferry Waterfront Park this Sunday, April 27,
Exhibit chronicles hometown news history
A new exhibit at the Irvington Historical Society’s McVickar House on Main Street details the 62-year run of the
Vote on school bond set for June 17
After months of presentations and discussion, the Hastings Board of Education finalized the scope of a proposed capital bond on
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Mercy pitches plan to build a fieldhouse
Mercy University is proposing two projects on the 31.5 acres of its 66-acre campus that are in Irvington. The
Muralist’s colorful work enlivens spaces
A new mural brightening the snack bar at McDowell Park is the work of Sara Joy Annapolen, an Ardsley resident
Homecoming game spotlights Pioneer athletes
The Ardsley High School gymnasium erupted with thunderous applause throughout the Pioneer Homecoming Game on March 27, as the community
Smith’s community service spans decades of dedication
Calling Sue Smith a “volunteer of the month” is an understatement, but since the Dispatch has yet to start a
Cartoonist to highlight decades of ‘Real Life Funnies’
By Tom Gambardella For over 20 years at The Village Voice, Stan Mack chronicled life in New York City “from
Irvington Mayor Jonathan Siegel
This week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with Irvington Mayor Jonathan Siegel. Siegel first served as mayor from
Ardsley defeats Wantagh to secure state title
Ardsley coach Nick Resavy sensed he had something special on his hands when he started coaching the current group of