Irvington

Exhibit chronicles hometown news history

A new exhibit at the Irvington Historical Society’s McVickar House on Main Street details the 62-year run of the

Short films mark happy return to theater

Mercy pitches plan to build a fieldhouse

Mercy University is proposing two projects on the 31.5 acres of its 66-acre campus that are in Irvington. The

School district floats $3.95M ballot proposition for May 20

Irvington Historical Society issues plea for support

After writing a letter to the Irvington Board of Trustees about the impact of rising expenses, Irvington Historical Society president

Burgos, Zwiebel, and Ogrodnek secure support

Irvington Trustee Arlene Burgos, who is also the deputy mayor, earned her party’s nomination to succeed Mayor Jon Siegel

First cull reduces deer population by 26

In an effort to manage the deer population and support the regeneration of the Irvington Woods, 26 deer were culled

Bands tune up for wildfire victims

Irvington residents will use the power of music to support wildfire victims in Los Angeles through two upcoming concerts. Evil

Spelling bee returns to raise library funds and to uplift spirits

Ailurophile. Agglutinate. Triskaidekaphobia. Those are some of the winning words from recent editions of the Friends of the Irvington Library’

Rushkoff’s talk takes aim at climate crisis

By Kerry Lyons  MIT calls bestselling author and Hastings resident Douglas Rushkoff one of the “world’s 10 most influential

Getz remembered for supporting victims

The Westchester community is celebrating the life of Irvington resident Monica Getz, who helped countless victims of domestic abuse as