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Irvington’s Read Aloud Day Draws Celebrity Readers

Irvington Schools have been participating in Litworld and UNESCO’s World Read Aloud Day to promote literacy for years, but this is the first time the schools have invited outsiders—prominent members of...

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A Tribute to David Swope, 76

Kind, gentle, warm-hearted and humble – David Swope possessed all of these soulful traits and more, which is rare for a generous philanthropist, community leader and business owner. He passed away at...

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Irvington Town Hall Theater Celebrates Black History Month with...

The Irvington Town Hall Theater (ITHT) continues its celebration of Black History Month with a one night only, fully-staged reading of Ntozake Shange’s groundbreaking play, for colored girls who have...

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Former SH Middle School Secretary Pleads Guilty to Stealing More Than $10,000

By Rick Pezzullo – A former Sleepy Hollow Middle School secretary has pled guilty to stealing more than $10,000 from the Tarrytown Union Free School District. Carol Ressa, 53, of Lake Peekskill, pled...

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Where is This? How well do you know where you live? Does this look familiar?

Scroll down for the answer   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   .   The Landmark Condominium, Tarrytown, NY The plaque is on the statue at the Landmark at 18 North Broadway in Tarrytown. The statue is...

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March Exhibit at the Irvington Public Library: “Forest and Trees” by Jim Maciel

Irvington-On-Hudson March Exhibit at the Irvington Public Library: “Forest and Trees” by Jim Maciel Jim Maciel returns to the Martucci Gallery in the Irvington Public Library to exhibit “Forest and...

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Irvington Man Accused of Serial Sexual Assaults

According to several news organizations, New York City Police are investigating more than a dozen accusations of sexual assault by former clients of voice-over coach Peter Rofé, a resident of...

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A New Piano for the Music Hall

By Dean Gallea –  On Tuesday, February 13, the Tarrytown Music Hall unveiled its new Steinway Model D Concert Grand piano, at a “Piano-Warming” party for member-donors, Board members, staff and...

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TARRYTOWN WATER CONSUMERS – POSSIBLE LOW WATER PRESSURE...

Dear Residents and Business Owners:  Starting on or about February 26, 2018, and continuing until the work is completed, one of Tarrytown’s Water Storage Tanks will be removed from service for...

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Washington Irving Fifth Graders Learn Scholarly Ways —With the Help of the...

by Barrett Seaman  – The long corridor of the Washington Irving School’s main floor was lined end to end with poster displays—each attended by a neatly-dressed fifth grade student, ready to explain to...

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Peaceful Protest at Patriots Park

Tarrytown’s peaceful protest in response to the Parkland, Florida public school massacre and against the NRA and its support of continued gun access. Westchester’s recently elected County Executive,...

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Treasures Within a Treasure: The Rockefeller Archives Center

By Barrett Seaman –  Perched gracefully atop a hill just outside the hamlet of Pocantico Hills, ”Hillcrest,” a 17,000-sq. ft. mansion built in 1963 for Martha Baird Rockefeller, John D. Rockefeller...

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Shooting Suspect Arrested at NYC Bus Terminal

The man sought for the fatal shooting of his 34-year-old girlfriend in Tarrytown has been caught. The suspect, Cynelle Brown, 28, was arrested Tuesday evening by two plainclothes Port Authority...

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Coast Guard Report on Hudson River Barge Anchorage Anticipated

by Robert Kimmel –  As they await a crucial report from the Coast Guard, Irvington, Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, among other villages along the Hudson River, have again made clear their opposition to a...

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Irvington Teacher Lawsuit Versus District Over Student Attack Dismissed

By Rick Pezzullo –  A State Supreme Court justice has dismissed a lawsuit filed last year by a special education teacher at Irvington Middle School who allegedly suffered “grievous and permanent...

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Local Immigrants Face Changes

Vanessa Merton is tired. Not end-of-a-long-day tired, but rather the deep exhaustion from a day that never ends. Professor Merton directs a small team at the Immigration Justice Clinic of the Elisabeth...

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Open Door Unveils New Larger Location in Sleepy Hollow

By Rick Pezzullo –  It has often been said that good things come to those who wait. That is certainly the case with Open Door Family Medical Centers and its new location at 300 North Broadway in Sleepy...

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Heard Around the Watercooler

by Maria Ann Roglieri – Pippin Coming to Irvington The Clocktower Players will be presenting Pippin from March 9 to March 18 in the Irvington theater. For more information, visit...

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In Our Libraries

The following events have been scheduled for March at the Warner Library, 121 N. Broadway in Tarrytown. For more information, call 631-7734 or visit warnerlibrary.org. Thursday, March 1 at 2 p.m. Video...

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