The Rivertowns Enterprise – Hometown newspaper of Hastings-on-Hudson, Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley and Irvington, New York
The Hometown Newspaper of Hastings-on-Hudson, Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley and Irvington
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•ARDSLEY — Fashion and furniture funds middle school trip
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•DOBBS FERRY — Community ducks and dodges to help vets
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•HASTINGS — Fourth-graders reconstruct Manhattan history
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•REGION — Girls step up to police training challenges
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Despite steady rain, golfers play the course at Ardsley Country Club last Friday, June 7.
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October 19, 2012
November 16, 2012
Frank Gilligan shows his school sweater to a class of current students.
By Colleen Michele Jones
From a one-room schoolhouse at the corner of Broadway and Station Road, to four school buildings serving more than 1,700 students across the village, over the years the Irvington School District has certainly grown by the proverbial leaps and bounds.
Last week, Irvington’s oldest standing school building, the Main Street School, marked its 100th anniversary with a joyous celebration attended by current students, alumni, teachers and administrators. The red brick building in the heart of the downtown was constructed in 1913 and originally housed grades K-12 — a fact that some fourth- and fifth-graders, the only students now in attendance there, found hard to believe.
“And our gym was where your lunchroom is now,” Joan Lobdell told the fourth-grade class she visited last Friday, June 7.
Lobdell, whose family moved to the village when she was in second grade, attended the school through her senior year, when she graduated with Irvington High School’s Class of 1942. Read more >
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School marks a century at village’s ‘heart’
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