Teens and seniors bond over tech
At the most recent program of Hastings High School’s Intergenerational Club, seniors and students shared their perspectives on artificial
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One hundred and six attendees brought 195 items to be repaired by 26 volunteers during a Rivertowns Repair Café held at the Eileen Fisher Headquarters in Irvington on Saturday, July 26. The free event, held from 11 a.m.–3 p.m., also included a visible mending workshop conducted by Hudson Valley Sustainable Fashion Week.
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