Irvington Population Figures Show Modest Growth Since 1880
Irvington has shown slow population growth over the last fifty years, with 3 061 residents recorded in the 1930 federal census. Since 1880 the village has gained only 1 157 people, averaging about 24 per year, despite development plans and zoning debates. The article notes calls for a local incinerator and public commentary on planning, while stressing continued community concerns about land use, roads, and housing as the town evolves.
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Prohibition Debate and Political Tensions in New York
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