9/11@25: Services stir up memories of loss and survival
REGION — Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings, and Irvington hosted services last Friday, Sept. 11, in honor of the 25th anniversary of
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The oldest, tallest, and widest trees in Irvington were part of Warwick Norton’s presentation at the Irvington Public Library on the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 3.
Titled “Trees in Irvington,” the event was the latest (and last) climate talk hosted by the Irvington Green Team, led by Charlotte Binns, director of sustainability for the Village of Irvington. The Green Team plans to shift from talks to film screenings in 2026.
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