Rivertowns mark milestone as U.S. turns 250
Two hundred and fifty years after the United States declared its independence, the Spirit of ‘76 contended with forces of
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Grads get messages of love and connection
The sun and the wind, as well as family and friends, turned out for the Irvington High School graduation at
12-year-olds raise funds for health cause
A pair of 12-year-old Irvington Middle Schoolers have raised thousands of dollars to help find a cure for
Broadway proposal clears environmental review hurdle
The Irvington Planning Board has determined Varma RE Development’s mixed-use proposal for the 4.2-acre Maxon property,
Concerts christen new stage on riverfront
The new, permanent stage at Matthiessen Park will debut this Saturday, June 6, with a concert by local Americana and
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
Porch concert protests utility pole placement
When Neil Young sang “Keep on Rockin’ in the Free World,” he probably meant freedom in the broad political sense.
Pups & Cups aids emergency responders
Irvington EMS volunteer Whitney Wilkerson wants first responders to benefit from the company of therapy dogs along with sips of
New art market marks effort to see and be seen in person
The first Irvington Art Market, featuring the work of a dozen visual artists, aims to bring the community spirit of
Dows Lane School earns Gold Star designation
Irvington’s Dows Lane School has received nationwide recognition from the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) in the
‘Chaos & Catharsis’ tackles interrelated crises
The Irvington Green Team is building upon the climate talks it launched in 2023 by initiating a new series called
Vets hit notes of joy with Sounds of Valor
Dobbs Ferry resident Tom Mooney, who was a soldier in Vietnam from 1967-68, and has been a drummer, singer,