The Greenburgh Town Board will be naming former Westchester County Public Safety Commissioner George Longworth as interim police chief during a special meeting on Nov. 16. Longworth, who grew up in Greenburgh, will serve until a permanent chief is
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Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner delivered a tentative 2022 budget last week that calls for a town-wide tax decrease of about five percent. It is the third consecutive budget in Greenburgh for the incorporated and unincorporated parts of town that keeps
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Greenburgh Police Chief Chris McNerney has informed the Town Board he will be stepping down to become chief of the Larchmont Police Department. McNerney, who retired as police chief in Greenburgh in 2019 following a 24-year career to work
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By Rick Pezzullo The Westchester County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) has voted final approval of financial incentives for two major development projects – Regeneron expansion in Greenburgh and Gateway II mixed-use complex in White Plains. Both represent a total private
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By Rick Pezzullo New York State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins honored Dr. Carol B. Allen, Chairwoman of the Greenburgh COVID Vaccine Angels Initiative, as her inductee for the NYS Senate Woman of Distinction Award last week in front of
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By Rick Pezzullo A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held last week for an affordable rental housing complex for seniors aged 62 and older in Greenburgh. The property, formerly known as the WestHELP Greenburgh Homeless Shelter on the Westchester Community College Campus
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When the pandemic first hit and businesses were shuttered, high school students in the Greenburgh area began to notice that the lockdown hit local businesses especially hard. Some of their favorite coffee shops, bakeries and grocery stores were either closed
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The Town of Greenburgh has scheduled its first recycling day at the DPW yard, 100 Sprain Road, Ardsley on Saturday, August 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Westchester County paper shredder will also be available to shred up to
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The Greenburgh Town Board voted last week not to reduce or waive penalties for residents who paid their taxes late because they did not receive a tax bill in the mail because of a computer glitch from a vendor the
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The Greenburgh Town Board unanimously approved a resolution last week authorizing a farmers’ market to operate in the parking lot of Greenburgh Town Hall every Thursday beginning August 5 through October 28 from 2 to 6:30 p.m. Supervisor Paul Feiner
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