![by Rick Pezzullo Westchester County Executive George Latimer delivered his first State of the County Address on April 16 with a message of moving the county forward and getting a handle on its finances. “What I am here to deliver tonight is news that it is a new day in Westchester County. A day of new opportunity, a day of new ideas and approaches and a day of new growth. And friends – the State of our County is moving […]](http://thehudsonindependent.com/build/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/George-Latimer-westchester-county-government.jpg)
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1![by Barrett Seaman – April 16 Her hair pinned back and her hands cuffed, a subdued Rosa Ramirez, 27, made a brief re-appearance in Irvington’s courtroom Monday before Village Judge Desmond Lyons. Her court-appointed legal aid attorney, Jessica Hugel, told the judge that her client would waive a felony hearing on the pending charge of Murder in the Second Degree for the death last week of Bonifacio Rodriguez, a 39-year-old assistant chef at River City Grille, a popular eatery in […]](http://thehudsonindependent.com/build/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/irvington-route-9-broadway-river-city-grille.jpg)
![by Barrett Seaman – Shortly before 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 10, Rosa Ramirez, 27, of 5 Allen Street, New York City, was arraigned by Irvington Village Judge Desmond Lyons on one count of Murder Two following the death of Bonifacio A. Rodriguez, 39, of Yonkers. According to Irvington Police Chief Michael Cerone, Rodriguez, an assistant chef who had worked at River City Grille, a popular Broadway eatery for a number of years, was stabbed multiple times by Ms. Ramirez, a […]](http://thehudsonindependent.com/build/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/River-city-grill-murder-in-kitchen-irvington-police-news-crew-1.jpg)
![-by Barrett Seaman – Long before protesters gathered in the shopping center parking lot at the intersection of South Broadway and Route 119, law enforcement was ready. Local, county and state police were already deployed at both entrances to the Mario C. Cuomo Bridge—the westbound ramp off 119 and the eastbound access and egress on Broadway. Two helicopters circled overhead. Officials had warned the organizers, who marched under the banners of 100sistas and Black Lives Matter Hudson Valley, that they […]](http://thehudsonindependent.com/build/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/march-Closer-still-1-1400x912.jpg)
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Ellman-Raiselis Passive House Residence in Tarrytown
Several years ago, when her sons went off to college, Tarrytown Planning Board member, architect, and passionate environmentalist, Joan Raiselis, decided that reducing the family’s environmental footprint was her paramount am... More »
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Continued Vigilance Urged on Hudson Anchorage Issue
by Robert Kimmel – The Coast Guard has shelved its proposal to add 43 barge anchorage locations on the Hudson River, but environmental organizations are keeping a watchful eye on how the plan might be resurrected in the futu... More »
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David Rockefeller’s Art to be Auctioned in May
For many years, David Rockefeller, along with his wife Peggy, lived surrounded by great art in their 11,343-square-foot mansion, Hudson Pines in Pocantico Hills. Peggy died in 1996, and after David died on March 20 a year ago... More »
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Local and International Programming Defines Irvington Town Hall Theater
Beneath a vast skylight of Tiffany snowflake glass that crowns the 116-year-old building, Irvington Town Hall Theater (ITHT) has countless stories to tell. Although the theater’s stately columns and Victorian chandeliers refl... More »
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