A multi-alarm fire damaged the Rite Aid pharmacy in a shopping center on Saw Mill River Rd in Ardsley late Thursday night.Ardsley firefighters with help from several central Westchester departments, work at the scene of a fire at the Rite Aid Pharmacy on Saw Mill River Rd in Ardsley July… Read More →
Knollwood Country Club’s Mike Miller of Brewster hits out of the trap at the 10th hole during the quarterfinal round of the Metropolitan Golf Association’s 108th Met Amateur Championship at Quaker Ridge Golf Club in Scarsdale July 30, 2010. Miller lost to Cameron Wilson of the Shorehaven Golf Club, 1… Read More →
Attorney James E. Johnson, the court-appointed monitor in Westchester’s fair housing/False Claims Act case, will appear in an Editorial Spotlight interview 11 a.m. Wednesday on LoHud.com. Over the next seven years, Westchester must build 750 units of affordable housing, most of them in overwhelmingly white communities that have long shunned… Read More →
A national bio tech company that announced last summer it would bring its headquarters to Greenburgh, has now decided not to consolidate its operations in the town. OSI Pharmaceuticals Inc., the largest bio tech company on Long Island, acquired a 43-acre complex off Saw Mill River Road in Ardsley (within… Read More →
Laura Cleare of Yonkers, and her sons Dante 10, left, and Xavier, 7, were among the over 100 people who attended a public hearing tonight on Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino’s decision to cut funding for child care at the Westchester County Center in White Plains. Photo by Seth Harrison… Read More →
The road at Martine Avenue and Martin Luther King Boulevard has been fully repaired, after a water main break punched a big, fat hole in the intersection last week. “The road is completely paved and it’s being used,” Public Works Commissioner Joseph “Bud” Nicoletti said today. Some sidewalk repairs are… Read More →
The Greenburgh Police Department, Greenburgh Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) and Greenburgh Public Library are sponsoring a blood drive tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. All donors during the month of July will receive a coupon for a free carton of Friendly’s ice cream. The library is at 300… Read More →
The Greenburgh Public Library staff invite civic groups and residents to help plant a community garden on Saturday at 11 a.m. Scott Olivieri of Michael and Sons Nurseries in Elmsford has donated 10 knockout rose bushes and 10 azalea bushes for the project. The Parkway Gardens-Parkway Homes Garden Club, known… Read More →
Continuing efforts to dress up empty storefronts around Greenburgh, the town’s Arts and Culture Committee will display “Recycling Nature: Painted Gourds” by Gail Wilson at 215 East Hartsdale Avenue until August 30. The exhibit, which showcases Wilson’s use of botanical gourds, is visible in the store’s front windows during daylight… Read More →
A message from the Office of the Greenburgh Town Clerk… The Office of the Town Clerk invites all residents to become acquainted with the new optical voting machines that will be used starting on Primary Day in September. A demonstration machine will be available to the public, along with guidance… Read More →
