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Greenburgh Police Chief Chris McNerney said he’s confident an arrest will soon be made in the case involving a vandalized Black Lives Matter sign on Knollwood Road. McNerney explained to town officials last week that the department has been successful
Read moreAs Greenburgh undertakes a multitiered project to support the Black Lives Matter movement, officials debated whether the town should make strides to condemn all levels of hate and bigotry. Councilman Ken Jones, who is overseeing a subcommittee that is spearheading
Read moreThe Greenburgh Town Board is making strides to support the Black Lives Matter movement with a three-part project that includes a meaningful and educational mural on Manhattan Avenue. The mural, which would be featured on both sides of the overpass
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I gasped when I saw the text from my friend. An actual, audible, unintentional gasp, for no one’s benefit while alone in my office. The text contained a flier showing an image of a black fist and was advertising a
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