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
In this episode of the podcast we talk about the Hastings-on-Hudson waterfront with President of Hasting Historical Society Natalie Barry.
We discuss how the waterfront became so polluted it was designated a New York Superfund site, the current state of agreement with BP Arco, and how the waterfront fits into the village's comprehensive plan for the future.
We also discuss the village's industrial past and 20 different immigrant communities.
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