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  1. ARDSLEY — Town and County haggle over Water Wheel development

  2. DOBBS FERRY — Greengrass joins board as cafeteria plan goes to vote

  3. HASTINGS — Student and teacher share grant for scientific study

  4. IRVINGTON — Rebellion, then and now, rousts youthful ‘Les Miz’ cast

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Tomas Correa (as Enjolras), William Brosnahan (Marius), Hannah Monack (Gavroche) and Terry Taylor (Combeferre) detain Robert Gabriel (Javert) during a rehearsal for the Clocktower Players’ production of “Les Miserables.” Performances are May 11 and 12, at 7:30 p.m., at the Irvington Town Hall Theater. Tickets are $20 for adults; $15 for seniors and students, and can be purchased at the ITHT box office, 85 Main St. (entrance on North Ferris Street)

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By Colleen Michele Jones

Nearly every question at Tuesday night’s debate featuring the five candidates vying for two open seats on the Irvington School Board reflected the public’s preoccupation with budget issues.

The debate, sponsored by the Rivertowns League of Women Voters, drew a large turnout of community members who filled the high school presentation room and spilled out into the adjoining library.

Incumbents John Dawson and Robyne Camp, who are seeking re-election to second terms in Tuesday’s (May 15) election, are being challenged by Robyn Kerner, Maria Kashkin, and Della Lenz.

The event was moderated by Susan Weisfeld of the Rivertowns League, who explained that each candidate would be given the chance to present a short opening and closing statement.  Read more >

John Dawson, Della Lenz, Maria Kashkin, Robyne Camp and Robyn Kerner at Tuesday’s debate.
 
Candidates debate before a packed house