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 →
Following the deadly school shooting in Newtown, Conn., Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner is asking county officials to renew a ban on firearm and knife shows at the Westchester County Center. “Government buildings shouldn’t be used to promote the purchase of guns,” Feiner told The Journal News. “I’m calling on the… Read More →
Town officials are scheduled to meet Tuesday morning (Nov. 27) with an environmental engineering firm to discuss what remediation needs to be completed on the former Frank’s Nursery property. Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner has encouraged residents to submit questions via e-mail about the clean-up before the town’s work session with… Read More →
It’s been almost three weeks since Hurricane Sandy ripped through the area, and the town’s Department of Public Works is still busy cutting up trees, disposing leaf bags and collecting debris. Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner released a list of guidelines that residents are being asked to follow in order to… Read More →
Town officials are expected to meet after Thanksgiving with representatives from an environmental engineering firm to discuss what remediation needs to be completed on the former Frank’s Nursery property. Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner is encouraging residents to submit questions via e-mail about the clean-up before the town’s work session with… Read More →
After some people spent the week in the dark because of Superstorm Sandy, Supervisor Paul Feiner advised them to file a complaint against Con Edison. Here’s what he sent out earlier today: I have been on the phone with Con Ed and municipal officials from around the county (municipal conference… Read More →
Supervisor Paul Feiner and company are facing a lawsuit from opponents of a proposed sports bubble on Dobbs Ferry Road. Game On 365, the company behind the proposal, released the following statement from project manager Martin Hewitt about the pending litigation, which was filed earlier this month: Game On 365… Read More →
