Four residents of Greenburgh’s Edgemont area are suing the town for not properly maintaining and correcting its zoning maps — errors that may allow a multi-family housing complex to be built on a lot the town said is zoned for single-family use. But a lawyer for a second defendant in… Read More →
A county legislature committee rejected the town supervisor’s proposal to turn a vacant homeless complex into a school for the developmentally disabled and advised him to create a plan that would be allowed under the terms of the existing lease. In a frequently contentious meeting that devolved into a shouting… Read More →
The Town Board is planning to hire an attorney to help negotiate an agreement and avoid a potential lawsuit with a wireless company whose plan to install antennas throughout the town has been stalled. Town Supervisor Paul Feiner said the board will hold a special meeting Tuesday on whether to… Read More →
The Greenburgh Town Board has passed a law that will require residents to bag leaves for pickup, potentially saying more than $100,000 a year, according to Supervisor Paul Feiner. The town will no longer use a vacuum truck to remove leaves raked into piles on streets in front of residents’... Read More →
The Greenburgh Town Board has postponed a public hearing on NextG Networks request to install wireless antennas on top of utility poles throughout the town, including near homes. The meeting originally scheduled for tomorrow night will now be held on Feb 7. at 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall. The postponement… Read More →
The Greenburgh Town Board will meet this morning with finalists for the Court Administrator position before selecting a successor for the outgoing administrator. The final two or three candidates will be interviewed. The board is holding a special board meeting at 11 a.m. at Town Hall, 177 Hillside Ave., to appoint… Read More →
Greenburgh Councilman Francis Sheehan had a testy exchange with Supervisor Paul Feiner this morning over the supervisor’s plan to create new fiscal oversight positions in his office. At a Town Board work session, Sheehan said the proposed hires — a part-time budget officer and internal auditor — are unnecessary and “highly… Read More →
Timmy Weinberg, a former Greenburgh Town Board member and school board president, died this morning at White Plains Hospital. “Councilwoman Weinberg was a very dedicated public servant,” Town Supervisor Paul Feiner said in an e-mail to local residents. “She showed her courage under fire and supported the creation of a… Read More →
This evening, the Greenburgh Town Board will honor retiring police Chief John Kapica and swear in Capt. Joseph DeCarlo as the new chief of police. DeCarlo, the commander of the detective division, will become the town’s third police chief in 34 years. Kapica has been chief since 1992 and a… Read More →
