Greenburgh gets $6 million for new sidewalks

Two important new sidewalks will be built --making Greenburgh a more pedestrian friendly community. In recent years almost 12 miles of new s

Link to interview with Elmsford grad who is entering US Naval Academy

Family in Ukraine is also dedicating their life fighting to preserve democracy and freedoms

New eyeglass business donates special eyeglasses for disabled veterans

Westchester Eyes having open house at 65 Tarrytown Road (Greenburgh) Sat

The Irvington Bulldog exhibit comes to Greenburgh Town Hall!

A bulldog is at the entrance to Greenburgh Town Hall

Some fascinating African American diaspora stories about Greenburgh

links to stories about local African Americans on Juneteenth Town Hall closed. Early voting being held. No commingled recycling on Wed

last day to file tax grievance application is Tuesday at 9 PM

If your assessments increased by 10% or less there should be no negative impact

Greenburgh looking to interview children of Holocaust survivors for tv

Part of our living history stories for future generations to appreciate

Petition to rename entrance of Westchester Community College Dr Hankin

Dr. Hankin, who served as President of WCC, helped make the college the great institution it is

Greenburgh farmers market opens tomorrow (Sat) --FREE FOOD TOMORROW

On Manhattan Ave- lots of fun! A great market

retired career coach gives college graduates career search tips

link below to interview

Assessment info for Greenburgh info

links to important info below

senior picnic at aF Veteran park today

lots of fun senior activities

Community Members, Elected Officials, and Donors Celebrated the Shames

The Harold & Elaine Shames JCC on the Hudson launched their widely anticipated expanded facility on May 30 with a celebratory evening

Posters placed at AF Veteran pool- reminding parents to watch childlre

Samantha Pfeffer's sister -who was only 2 and a half years old - drowned a number of years ago in another community

new wine store to have grand opening Saturday in N Elmsford

a new wine store near Shoprite

Irvington Repair Cafe Saturday---free repairs! (watch link)

The Repair Cafes are fantastic. Watch link to the recent Greenburgh Repair Cafe if you never have been to one.

Watch your children when at the pool--avoid drowning incidents

Samantha Pfeffer discusses a foundation she formed after her sister drowned

Greenburgh Bd discusses capital budget safety improvement requests

new sidewalks, safety measures proposed

Greenburgh Town Bd honors student snow angels

the students volunteered during the winter months 2023/24

Majority Stewart-Cousins Honors Sleepy Hollow’s 150th

NY State Senate Majority Leader Stewart-Cousins commemorated the 150th anniversary of the Village of Sleepy Hollow with a Senate Resolution

And the winner is....Sleepy Hollow Holds 150th Anniversary Car Show

Families and fans of automotive artistry and engineering flocked to RiverWalk on May 18th for a car show on the site of the former GM plant.

NYS will delay repaving of Knollwood Road till 2025

Disappointing news. Knollwood Road, leading to Westchester Community College is in horrible shape and is in desperate need of repaving.

second pre budget department capital budget request meeting--link

This year the capital budget process will be more open. All requests made by department heads are being presented to the Town Board publicly

an opportunity to support Ukraine tomorrow evening (Friday)

Meet the Ambassador from Ukraine to the UN

W.L. Morse School Celebrates Sleepy Hollow's 150th Birthday in Style

Students at Morse School celebrated the 150th Anniversary of their village on the 150th day of their school year Mayor Martin Rutyna.

Link to Town Bd discussion: 2024 parks and rec capital budget

the capital budget process will be the most open ever!

get repairs done for free at the Theodore Young Community Center Sat

Repair cafe from 11-3

Bicycle Sunday tomorrow -celebrating 50 years

I got my start in politics by proposing the closure of the Bronx River Parkway for cyclists in 1974- in 1973 I pushed for the first bikeway

Greenburgh's Sylvia Emmer has opened a new business at the mall

She sells delicious macarons

making a difference: Cindy Collins of E Irvington

One citizen can make a difference. Cindy Collins has made a big impact on our quality of life in Greenburgh

Pleased that residents of Babbitt Court will finally get relief

After Hurricane Ida some have been homeless

FEMA awards town grant to lift up six homes on Babbitt Court

Significant property damage after Hurricane Ida Application took two years to be approved by FEMA Some residents have been homeless

Interviews with holocaust survivors to air non stop Sunday-Monday

Yom Hashoah is Monday. Let's never forget!

Woodlands Scholarship Fund supported by former scholarship recipient

A town employee who received the scholarship when she was a student is giving back Please attend scholarship flea market this Saturday

sign petition calling for noise cameras

noise is a quality of life concern

video from Artists market...Greenburgh has a new comptroller

Last weekends artist market was a big success--see you next year!

Karen Hoffman discusses ALS and the MAC Angels Foundation

an organization that helps families

Greenburgh Town Hall open till 7 PM if you forgot to pay taxes

avoid penalties pay on time info on recycling

Clothing bins must disclose where clothing goes- charities, shredding?

Greenburgh Town Board approved new law requiring disclosure -what happens to clothes donated to bins

Art show at Town Hall Wed- interview with artist market artist (link)

hope to see you at the art show Wed and at the artist market Sat