Community counters hate with light
The Irvington community is responding with a wave of positivity after an explicit antisemitic statement was found on a wall
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A strand of pink letters spelling out “Who said you could leave?” hung above a table of gifts for Lisa O’Reilly at the James Harmon Community Center on March 24. Throughout the crowded room were community members touched by O’Reilly over her 30 years working for the Hastings Parks and Recreation Department.
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