Irvington

Maps provide a digital path into Irvington’s history

“Maps are a way of organizing wonder.” That quote from naturalist and author Peter Steinhart was cited by Irvington resident

New girls’ hoops coach carries on legacy at Irvington

After 50 seasons, there will be a new head coach on the sidelines this winter for the Irvington girls’ basketball

Descendants of ‘survivor’ elms planted in woods

Volunteer of the Month: Chen uses art to help children feel at home

Conju “Maggie” Chen is a regular volunteer at Abbott House, an organization in Irvington dedicated to building lasting foundations for

Mayor-elect sets agenda for start of term

Deputy Mayor Arlene Burgos is preparing to replace Jon Siegel as mayor next month after winning the Nov. 4 election.

Douglas to add star power to film screening

The economic and cultural divide in national politics is explored in the documentary “America’s Burning,” which will be screened

Schopfer retires after 33 years of service

Village administrator and former village treasurer Larry Schopfer has officially retired after 33 years of keeping his finger on Irvington’

‘Entropy’ filmmaker musters local talent

A traumatized veteran struggles to resume civilian life with his wife and daughter in the film “Entropy,” directed by Irvington

Thefts of signs beleaguer mayoral race

The two candidates in Irvington’s mayoral race are calling for an end to election sign and poster stealing after

Maher wraps up hall-of-fame career

IRVINGTON — In 1974, after moving to Irvington, Gina Maher was sitting in church when she was approached by a former