The Cat in the Hat made a surprise visit this month to the Lee F. Jackson Jackson School, where he helped elementary students celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss. Principal Patricia Simone said this is just one school activity that helps promote literacy and keeps students interested in reading. Theodor… Read More →
Drivers are advised that beginning Monday, March 4, the state Department of Transportation will be conducting various lane closures for bridge demolition in both directions of the Sprain Brook Parkway between State Route 100B (Dobbs Ferry Road) and State Route 100C (Grasslands Road). Weather permitting, the closures are expected to… Read More →
Following a string of thefts from vehicles throughout town, Greenburgh Police Chief Joseph DeCarlo is calling on residents to be more vigilant. DeCarlo said these crimes are most prevalent in the Edgemont section of town, and a large majority of the vehicles entered were unlocked. He is asking residents to take… Read More →
The Town of Greenburgh is partnering with other communities in Westchester County to prepare for a joint reassessment. The last time properties in Greenburgh were reassessed was close to 60 years ago, and town officials are planning to include funding in the 2013 capital budget to begin the “long-overdue” project…. Read More →
In these challenging economic times, people need all the help they can get to keep track of their finances. That’s why Westchester Community College is offering residents an opportunity to participate in the second annual Financial Education Day, a free conference on Saturday, March 23 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00… Read More →
The Town of Greenburgh has cancelled its parent/child Valentine’s Dance scheduled for Friday due to impending inclement weather. The town says refunds will be processed for all participants who have prepaid.
With significant winter weather headed our way, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has decided to cancel two upcoming disaster recovery workshops in Westchester and Rockland counties. The Westchester workshop was slated for Saturday, Feb. 9, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Mount Pleasant Town Court in Valhalla. The Rockland… Read More →
To commemorate Greenburgh’s actual date of incorporation – March 7, 1788 – residents are invited to Town Hall to participate in a special celebration that will kick-off a series of events honoring the town’s 225th birthday. A reception is scheduled for March 7 at 6:30 p.m. and will be followed… Read More →
The Hartsdale Pet Cemetery will host its annual tree lighting ceremony Sunday afternoon (Dec. 16) to honor the memories of former pets. The event will start at 1 p.m. and take place at the cemetery’s west gate entrance on North Washington Avenue in Hartsdale. As part of the ceremony, the… Read More →
For 44 years, Jim San Marco served Edgemont’s students as a physical education teacher, athletic director, coach and mentor. His contributions to the community have inspired a small group of alumni to donate more than $200,000 to renovate and name a gymnasium in San Marco’s honor. “I always urged students… Read More →
