The Westchester Brief | 03.30.26: Antisemitic Hate at Irvington Station

Send us Fan MailAntisemitic graffiti was found in the pedestrian tunnel at the Irvington Metro-North station. Within 24 hours, Chabad of the Rivertowns organized a vigil at the station. A second gathering followed at the Shames JCC in Tarrytown. This is the fifth antisemitic incident in Westchester County in recent months — part of a countywide pattern the ADL says increased 22% last year. Plus: measles cases in Rockland County, the Conservation District's expanded work plan, and the county launches its own podcast.In This Episode:0:00 Cold Open: Graffiti in the Metro-North tunnel0:40 The Irvington incident and community response1:30 Vigil at the station, second gathering at Shames JCC2:30 MTA banner removal controversy3:15 Five incidents: Scarsdale, White Plains, Pleasantville, Irvington4:00 ADL data: 72 incidents in Westchester, 9,354 nationally4:30 Quick Hits: measles in Rockland, Conservation District, county podcast6:15 Closing remarksSubscribe to The Westchester Brief at www.iliveherewestchester.com for daily local news that matters.Support the showI Live Here Westchester is a production of I Live Here Media.We spotlight the voices, visionaries, and stories that make Westchester County more than just a place to live—it’s a place to belong.Have a guest suggestion or want to partner with us?Email: [email protected]: www.iliveheremedia.comFollow us on Instagram: @iliveheremediaSubscribe, rate, and share to support local storytelling.