Irvington Garden Club decorates Sunnyside parlor
Members of the Irvington Garden Club décor the Parlor at Sunnyside home of Washington Irving for Sleepy Hollow Restorations annual Christmas decorations by the Garden Clubs of Irvington and Tarrytown. Each club crafted a different room reflecting 19th century festivity.
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Irvington Garden Club
Sunnyside
Washington Irving
William B. Marshall
John B. Lanigan
Charles L. Stover
Sleepy Hollow
Irvington
Tarrytown
Garden Club
Little Gardens Club
Philipse Manor Garden Club
North Tarrytown
Hill & Dale Garden Club
Churches Plan Christmas Eve Services in Bay Village
Churches in the village announce Christmas Eve services at St Barnabas and Irvington Presbyterian with children services at 4 p.m. and 11 p.m. Holy Communion at 11 p.m. Canterbury and Pilgrim choirs engage in carols and lessons. Imaculate Conception will hold a midnight mass at 11:40 p.m. Christmas Day masses at 7:00, 8:30, 9:45, 11:00 and 12:00. St Barnabas also hosts a 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion on Christmas Day.
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Church of St. Barnabas
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Canterbury Choir
Imaculate Conception
Church of St Barnabas
Irvington Decorated for Christmas Holiday Week
Irvington and nearby areas glow with holiday lights and displays. A large Christmas tree on Main Street Broadway is lit through New Year’s. Town Hall library and police headquarters are trimmed. Eight sets of colored lights adorn Main Street. Ardsley Station and Hudson House bridge lights create festive mood. Irvington station appears mostly forgotten. Private homes and local businesses share festive decor including Becker’s displays and Sunnyside Federal Savings lobby tree.
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Irvington
Main Street
Broadway
Tees
Ardsley Station
Hudson House
Trustees Adopt Alternate Side Of Street Parking Ordinance
The village board passed an ordinance for alternate side street parking on many streets after a public hearing that drew more residents opposed to the proposal. Petitioners from North Dutcher and North Cottenet streets objected to overnight parking in front of homes. Some trustees and residents spoke against the measure, noting concerns about space and impact on certain streets.
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Board of Trustees
Trustees
North Dutcher
North Cottenettreets
South Cottenet Street
South Dearman
William Warnock
North Dutcher Street
John P. R. Budlong
North Cottenet Street
Edward A. Foley
South Dutcher Street
Peter A. Gorey
North Ferris Street
Speers
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Merry Christmas
The
Urvington
Becker's
County ‘Trust Company
Bank Building Corporation
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