By Jon Craig Greenburgh's star speller Harshita Shet placed 47th in the nation Thursday after Round 4 of the E.W. Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. Harshita, a fourth-grader at … [Read more...]
Greenburgh May Hire Auctioneer for Frank’s Nursery Site
By Jon Craig The town of Greenburgh is slowly inching its way toward auctioning off seven acres of property it seized for unpaid taxes in 2011. Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner said last week … [Read more...]
Greenburgh Capital Budget: Money for Roads, Police Cars and Plows, Pump Station Fixes
By Jon Craig If Greenburgh department heads get their wishes this year, the town will spend more than $12 million on street paving and stormwater … [Read more...]
Greenburgh Superintendent Placed on Paid Leave
By Jon Craig For more than four decades, Ronald O. Ross, 69, has built a mostly stellar – but sometimes rocky – reputation as a teacher, principal and most recently, superintendent for the … [Read more...]
Greenburgh Public Library, First in Westchester to Get “Looped” In
The Westchester Chapter of the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) recently unveiled Greenburgh Public Library’s state-of-the-art audio induction loop, which came as a donation from the local … [Read more...]
Greenburgh Up in Arms Over Secrecy, Nepotism, Hasty Pick of Fairview Fire Chief, Deputy Chief
By Jon Craig A new firestorm has erupted in Greenburgh after the Fairview Board of Fire Commissioners held an unannounced meeting last week to promote two firefighters as Chief and Deputy … [Read more...]
Former Legislator with White Plains Artist Present Painting to New Orleans School
Greenburgh resident and former Westchester County Legislator, as well as BOL chair, Lois Bronz was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. Her humble beginnings and future rise to public fame in a … [Read more...]
Greenburgh Kicks Off Reassessment With Public Meeting
By Jon Craig About 100 people turned out for Greenburgh’s first public meeting regarding a planned town-wide reassessment of property values Wednesday — for the first time since 1956 — and the … [Read more...]
Fairview Fire Chief Says He’s Out by 2015
By Jon Craig A heated, years old clash between Fairview Fire Department leaders and Greenburgh taxpayers ended Thursday night the way it began, with another unexpected surprise. But distrust and … [Read more...]
Greenburgh Tackles First Town-wide Reassessment Since 1956
By Jon Craig Half of Greenburgh’s homeowners weren’t even alive when town government conducted its last town-wide property reassessment. The inspections are certain to amend the official value … [Read more...]
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