Public art installations to intersect along Main Street
Butterflies and bulldogs will cross-pollinate as public art installations coincide this Sunday, May 31, along the sidewalks of Main Street.
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Village administrator and former village treasurer Larry Schopfer has officially retired after 33 years of keeping his finger on Irvington’s pulse. After a six-week transition period during which he and his successor, Charles Hessler, served as co-administrators, Schopfer’s tenure ended on Friday, Oct. 17.
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