River’s Edge reimagines a wordless carol for the stage
By Laura Schiller “Bah humbug!” That’s the curmudgeonly catchphrase you won’t hear at River’s Edge Theater Company’
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After 50 seasons, there will be a new head coach on the sidelines this winter for the Irvington girls’ basketball team.
But it’s a familiar face. Kaitlin Degnan, Irvington High School Class of 2007, takes over for Gina Maher, who announced her retirement in September. Degnan was a five-year varsity player under Maher and coached the Bulldogs’ junior varsity for the past four seasons.
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