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’
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‘FIERAS’ channels fierce female energy
Tarrytown resident Rebeca Tomás uses music and the traditional Spanish dance form flamenco to showcase the fiery resilience of women
School district clarifies bond vote process
“We're going to count every vote…,” Hastings Schools Superintendent William McKersie told the Rivertowns Dispatch following recent confusion
Basketball court spotlights mental health cause
The basketball court at Memorial Park boasts fresh paint and a new bold design, part of the ongoing campaign to
New chief aims ‘to be there for the public’
For Ardsley’s new police chief, John Pignatelli, law enforcement runs in the family. His older brother is a retired
Piccolino retires after 40 years with Ardsley PD
After 40 years serving the community that he grew up in, Ardsley Police Chief Anthony Piccolino has retired. A walkout
Volunteers of the Month: Coulehan and Reid honored for half-century of service
Like all fire departments in the Rivertowns, Ardsley’s is entirely staffed by volunteers. At Ardsley Engine Company No. 1’
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
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