The town is considering leasing the space formerly owned by Frank’s Nursery on Dobbs Ferry Road to Game On 365 LLC so it can build the Westchester Fieldhouse, a 94,000 square foot dome bubble that would include numerous recreational fields.
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In a major coup for the Town of Greenburgh, the state Assembly and Senate unanimously approved legislation to exempt the town from the Finneran Law, paving the way for the town to build a tennis bubble on top of the
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The Town of Greenburgh has given a voice to Greenburgh’s disabled population. On Wednesday, the town formed the Disabled Advisory Committee at its town board meeting. The committee is led by 29-year old Hartsdale resident Angela Raso, after she sent
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The Town of Greenburgh is looking to do something about its eroding tax base. Supervisor Paul Feiner said the town is looking at working with the City of Yonkers on re-evaluating all properties within the town so that they would
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Woodlands Principal Ronald Ross, who’s been serving as the Greenburgh Central School District 7 interim superintendent, has been chosen to lead the district moving forward. Ross, who’s been the principal of Woodlands High School since 2009, was one of three
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For the last 18 months, Courtney White has had one of the best jobs in Greenburgh. White has been the Executive Director of the Greenburgh Nature Center, a post she is soon leaving to work for the Rainforest Alliance, an
Read MoreThe Town of Greenburgh believes repealing a state law could be a revenue generator for its parks and recreation department. On Tuesday, the town held a public hearing to discuss voting on a resolution that would ask state officials to
Read MoreWhat is best for New York is mandate relief. On Wednesday, at Greenburgh Town Hall, BEST4NY – an organization of Westchester residents founded in 2011 to advocate for better tax policy – unveiled a petition to be sent to politicians
Read MoreMichael Smith is expected to be District 3’s new county legislator. With 100 percent of the precincts reporting, Smith, a Greenburgh resident, leads incumbent John Nonna (D-Pleasantville) 51 percent to 49 percent, 5063 votes to 4940. With absentee ballots yet
Read MoreIt is too close to call in District 3. With 87 percent of the votes counted, County Legislator John Nonna (D-Pleasantville) leads challenger Michael Smith by a mere 60 votes, 4,347-4287. A recount is expected in the race thatcould determine
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