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The Greenburgh Town Board unanimously approved a resolution last week authorizing a farmers’ market to operate in the parking lot of Greenburgh Town Hall every Thursday beginning August 5 through October 28 from 2 to 6:30 p.m. Supervisor Paul Feiner
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Longtime Town Supervisor Paul Feiner appeared headed toward victory in the town Democratic primary between him and challenger Tasha Young. Feiner was ahead by nearly 400 votes from primary Day voting, 1,858-1461. He also led 1,038-495 in early voting. With
Read moreIf Paul Feiner were to win re-election this year to a 16th term as Greenburgh supervisor, he would stand alone as the longest continuously serving supervisor in Westchester County. It’s a distinction he currently shares with Cortlandt Supervisor Linda Puglisi,
Read moreI recently saw a campaign sign on the side of the road while I was driving which read “Paul Feiner; Always on Call.” Usually, these signs don’t affect how I cast my vote in an upcoming election. Now, however, I
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Following years of division over a proposal aiming to regulate leaf blower use within the Town of Greenburgh, officials are scrapping the plan and starting over to appease the community and reach a compromise. The Greenburgh Town Board will now
Read moreThe Town of Greenburgh could be launching a second farmers market this summer as officials hope to create an enjoyable opportunity within the community. Supervisor Paul Feiner said the current proposal is to introduce the farmers market in either late
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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 moreI am writing to urge Greenburgh Democrats to vote for Paul Feiner in the upcoming Democratic primary on June 22. Not only is Paul a true progressive, but he has also always shown care and concern for the special needs
Read moreThe Greenburgh Police Department is actively investigating the criminal mischief of a newly installed Black Lives Matter sign in the area of 1150 Knollwood Road. Police reported during the overnight hours of May 13, the sign reading “All Lives Can’t
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Greenburgh residents continue to remain split on a proposed law that aims to regulate leaf blowers as calls for compromise are being made while others are pressing a ban must be enforced to preserve public health. Following a second public
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