By Jon Craig About 100 people turned out for Greenburgh’s first public meeting regarding a planned town-wide reassessment of property values Wednesday — for the first time since 1956 — and the session was uncharacteristically amicable. The property inspections, to
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By Jon Craig A heated, years old clash between Fairview Fire Department leaders and Greenburgh taxpayers ended Thursday night the way it began, with another unexpected surprise. But distrust and hurt feelings remain. After Town of Greenwich residents grilled their
Read MoreBy Jon Craig Half of Greenburgh’s homeowners weren’t even alive when town government conducted its last town-wide property reassessment. The inspections are certain to amend the official value of most properties in the Town of Greenburgh, but the aim is
Read MoreBy Jon Craig Greenburgh Central Schools may be spawning a future TV news anchor, Internet inventor or national superstar. That’s what Town Supervisor Paul Feiner wondered aloud Wednesday before honoring this year’s batch of spelling bee finalists at a meeting
Read MoreBy Jon Craig Greenburgh Central Schools may be spawning a future TV news anchor, Internet inventor or national superstar. That’s what Town Supervisor Paul Feiner wondered aloud Wednesday before honoring this year’s batch of spelling bee finalists at a meeting
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By Jon Craig There is only one student from Westchester County destined for the nation’s capital to compete in the annual E.W. Scripps National Spelling Bee — and that student is from Greenburgh Harshita Shet, a fourth-grade student who also
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By Jon Craig The Elmsford-based Food Bank of Westchester joined the Town of Greenburgh last week in launching a new initiative called Eat Healthy New York. The program, aimed at making good meal-planning fun, featured East Greenwich nutritional consultant and
Read MoreBy Jon Craig – Greenburgh’s supervisor thinks his town is caught in the middle of a feud between the Westchester county executive and the federal government over Community Development Block Grants. “I’m aggravated,” Supervisor Paul Feiner said. “We are losing revenue
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By Jon Craig For anyone keeping score, three partners of Game On 365 spoke out for a new sports bubble along Dobbs Ferry Road during a Feb. 26 Town Board meeting. But two dozen vocal Greenburgh residents came out against
Read MoreBy Jon Craig It was “game on” last Wednesday for the Town of Greenburgh and residents opposed to rezoning Dobbs Ferry Road so that an indoor sports bubble can be built there. During a public hearing at the Town Board
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