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Irvington Schools Appoint Emerson Segara as Director of Technology

The Irvington Union Free School District Board of Education has appointed Emerson Segara as the new director of technology. “I am proud to welcome Mr. Segara to the Irvington school community,”...

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Mike Lawler: In the Limelight? Or Caught in the Headlights?

By Barrett Seaman— Twin political storms rolled into the Hudson Valley this past week. First came the latest surge in the culture war over immigration, starting from the U.S. southern border and...

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Hackley Sophomore Sensation Dominating on Mound and at Plate

By Tom Pedulla— Andy Hegarty has been honing her softball skills with Eric Holtz since she was 12. Her commitment to excellence stood out even then. “She loved putting the work in and a lot of kids...

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The Sailhouse Has Docked in Tarrytown

By Shana Liebman– Just in time for warm weather, The Sailhouse, a Tarrytown waterfront restaurant and bar, has opened for riverview dining. Formerly the Washington Irving Boat Club Restaurant and Bar...

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Irvington Shakespeare Company Is Back For Their 3rd Annual Summer Shakespeare...

Join us this summer for one of Shakespeare’s rarely performed masterpieces, the remarkable Pericles, Prince of Tyre. A tale of epic, and ancient, proportions weaves the consequences of a man’s quest...

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Kehoe Honored for Historical Contributions

By Barrett Seaman– The 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence was still eight years off when Constance “Connie” Kehoe, erstwhile deputy mayor of Irvington, launched...

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Latimer Calls For Federal Field Immigration Court To Process Westchester...

By Barrett Seaman— For the second week in a row, County Executive George Latimer used his televised Weekly Update to proposed policies designed to alleviate the potential burden of newly-arrived...

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Dobbs Ferry Library 2023 May Mid-Month Programs Update

May 2023 Mid-Month Programs Update LIBRARY CLOSINGS THIS MONTH: The Library will be closed on: Monday May 29 for Memorial Day Summer Sundays — Closed through September! Meet the Raptors Wednesday, May...

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School Budgets Easily Approved in Local Districts

By Rick Pezzullo— Voters in local school districts overwhelmingly approved budgets Tuesday for the 2023-24 school year. In Tarrytown, the $93 million spending plan, which carries a 3% tax increase, was...

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Pass the HEAT Act

In the final weeks of the legislative session, legislators and the governor seem to feel they have “done enough” for the climate by passing the All-Electric Building Act in the budget. This legislation...

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Weigh In And Urge the State to Upgrade Route 9

Dear Editor, I recently received word that the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council has added proposals to improve multiple roads in Assembly District 95 to the Transportation Improvement...

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Tell Albany to Pass These Environmental Bills

To the Editor: As the State Legislature rushes to its end of session on June 8, an urgent issue demands citizen action. The Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act (A5322/S4246) and the...

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Friends of Riverwalk (FRW) Horticultural Internship

Summer 2023 Pruning Project Phase II www.frw-ttown.org Objective Phase II pruning project of shrubs at RiverWalk Park in Tarrytown will target shrubs located within planted beds. A 10-week part-time...

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Tarrytown Native Selected as New Superintendent of Schools

By Rick Pezzullo— A Tarrytown native is returning home to lead the public school district. Dr. Raymond Sanchez, who has been Superintendent of Schools in Ossining since 2013, will be officially...

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Masters School Hosts a Gathering of Poets and Poetry Lovers

By Aurora Horn– The phrase “to gather” is literally in The Masters School’s mission statement, and on April 29 a group of poets and enjoyers of poetry did just that in the 12th annual Westchester...

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Earthquake Ripples Through the Rivertowns: Not the First and Probably Not the...

By Barrett Seaman— According to the U. S. Geological Survey, a magnitude 2.2 earthquake, centered near the border of Hastings-on-Hudson and Yonkers, was felt—at least by some residents—a few minutes...

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Golf Clinic in Tarrytown

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Regeneron Granted Financial Incentives for Expansion Project

By Rick Pezzullo— The Westchester County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) recently gave final approval of financial incentives for the major expansion of Regeneron’s Tarrytown campus. Regeneron...

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Support Bicycle Rodeos

To the Editor   Anthony Kiriyanthan, an Ardsley High School student deserves the appreciation of our community for organizing a Bicycle Rodeo at the Ardsley Middle School on May 20th.  The rodeo...

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Once Again, Scouts Honor Vets

As they have done for six years in advance of Memorial Day, Boy Scout Troop 22 from Tarrytown placed over 800 new flags on Veterans foot stones. The Scouts then burn the old flags at a special ceremony...

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